cdm123
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I notice mine has a height adjustment at the bobtach plate what is it for?
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Is anyone else using a bobcat v plow?
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crewchief888
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Can't say that I've noticed anything like that, but we don't sell many v plows. Can you post a pic?
cdm123
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crewchief888
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Well there's no pic
cdm123
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??? I see one ?
hvy 1ton
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I'm guess the height adjustment is so the plow can be level with the loader arms all the way down.
cdm123
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My guess as well to compensate for different machines, track vs tire etc. Just curious as the manual makes no mention of proper setup.
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My thoughts as well, with a V-plow you need to be able to adjust it so the cutting edge is flat on the ground when in the V position.
Ed
hammerlaneh1
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If it is like most V-plows it is a adjustment for the tower it brings the outside up or down in the V position. Get on a level surface and put the blade in scoop and check it and then in V if the edges are up then the tower needs to be readjusted