Boss 9'2 VXT

Boss 9'2 VXT on a 2006 Silverado 2500HD. Just screwing around. The truck is set up for a 8' Boss Superduty trip-edge. Cell phone quality.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• boss plow snowplow
• chevy
• chevrolet
• ford
• f250
• f350
• powerstroke
• duramax
• snow
• plowsite
• v-xt
• vxt
• theboss
• silverado 2500hd
• 2500
• f-250
• f-350
• f-450
• f-550
• fisher meyers western snoway

[34celticpride]

what kinda truck does your friend use for that plow?

[06HDBOSS]

F350 Dump

[lambejr1]

Have you plowed with it yet, I was thinkin bout gettin onw i have a 9' 2" rite now do you notice the extra weight

[06HDBOSS]

The 9'2 isnt my plow. Its my friends, i was just trying it on to see how the truck would hold it. Come to find out it only weighs 50lbs more than my 8' superduty tripedge. You really need a 1ton dually or better to handle that 9'2.

[blaster696969]

bet that cost a pretty penny

[bad86ta]

the toyota tundra cannot handle the weight of a boss v-plow... you really need a 3/4 ton pickup if you want one...

[kayem25]

@lambejr1 The smartlock cylinders are, however, a 200-300 dollar added option, where as western/fisher come standard with them. The wings will fold back much more easily without the smartlocks installed.

[shu1o]

in my own opinion the chevy's are the most comfortable and they are really nice trucks. btw the chevy's are the only that they put a 9' plow on. the fords are not so good.. i would rather drive they'r 97 chevy then they'r 2008 f350 powerstroke. they spent more time in the shop then on the lots.

[shu1o]

the company i plow for has 2 f250s 2 f350s and 5 chevy 2500s and 2 ram 2500s. from my personal opinion plowing in those trucks i would have to say one of the rams is 2001 gasser and godamn that truck does not give out or break down for nothing. i own a 2004 3500 dually cummins and it is one strong and reliable truck btw. as far as the chevy's well...they have 5 of them so...yea they get the job done with ease, most of the chevy's have over 250k miles on them and most are gassers too. in

[Droprite]

@06HDBOSS need something bigger than that will wear out ur front end in two years, dont really care for the boss v have three and took them off all my trucks

[walkermowers1]

@06HDBOSS hey how does that plow in the snow? is it good?

[lambejr1]

i see that some guys think v plows arent good cuz they have a tendency to fold when u back drag or hit somethin, but the boss doesent i plow with the same blad and have hit things it moves the truck before it folds the wings. i think the boss is the only blade that wont because of the smartlock cylinders

[Creative572]

@blaster696969 He put it on his Visa card! LOL...

[TheBOSSPLOWS]

Great video folks. We've added it to the official BOSS Snowplows YouTube Channel playlist. It will be also viewable on BOSS' Facebook page: the BOSS Snowplow

[Knox48x]

i have already beeped my horn with my forehead by tripping them..lol..we have both straight and V plows at our company..even a straight blade with 3 foot wings on each end that can angle 90 degrees (we only have 2 on very heavy duty trucks cuz they are massive and heavy) but you can't beat a V plow in tight spots and can't pile snow as high with a straight blade although when i have to back drag wish i had a straight blade cuz they work way better

[Knox48x]

I use one these almost daily for my company..actually been living in my fuckin plow truck it's gettin old..lol. But the V plow and Straight blad have there advantages/disadvantages. When it comes to backdragging a straight plow hands down is better because the wings of a V plow will sometimes push out but you can also pile snow higher with a V plow in it's "scoop" position. I have used both but a V plow to me is so much better and faster plus you can really get into those tight spots better