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CAUTION: To prevent injury or property
damage caused by unintentional plow
movement when the key is removed
from the vehicle, the red/white striped wire
must be connected to a switched power
source on the vehicle. Connecting to a power
source not controlled by the ignition switch
will allow movement of the plow with the
vehicle key removed.
13. Connect the joystick control box to the 7-pin
connector inside the truck cab. Secure the
box at a safe location in the cab with the
strip of hook and loop fastener.
WARNING: Ensure that the motor
solenoid and associated wiring will
clear any hood lift/spring mechanisms
before installation.
IMPORTANT: Do not over tighten nuts
on the motor solenoid terminals. Over-
tightening causes premature solenoid
failure. Refer to torque specifi cations on the
solenoid.
14. Select an area within 16 inches of the
vehicle battery for the motor solenoid.
Using the solenoid as a template, mark
then drill two 3/16" diameter holes and
fasten the solenoid with two 1/4 inch x
1/2 inch long self tapping screws from
the hardware bag in the parts box.
Connect the Black wire to one of the small
posts on the solenoid, connect the Orange
wire to the remaining small post, polarity is
not important.
15. Safely route the 16-pin circular connector
through the grill of the vehicle to a location
that will be easily accessible with the plow
attached.
16. Refer
to
drawing
underhood power cable by fi rst connecting
the Black cable and the three Black wires
from the harness to the minus (-) post of the
vehicle's battery. Connect the Red (or Red
striped) cable to the motor solenoid. Route
the power cable to the grill near the 16-pin
connector.
Connect the Red fused wire from the
harness and the 24 inch Red cable to the
plus (+) terminal of the battery or battery
access post. Connect the other end of the
24 inch Red cable to the motor solenoid.
Plow Assembly 19
DWG NO. 6701
6701.
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