[Mack450]

Well I did it real good this time. Hit a hidden curb that was under the snow and look what happened!

My Dad is ready to strangle me...

As you can see....the plow blade is supposed to be straight but its cocked way off.

This ruins my day. Does anyone have any idea on how to go about fixing this??

 

[BATTLEGUN]

I would need better pics to make any calls on fixing. That sucks though.

 

[Grizz Rider]

Mack, I feel for ya! Not sure on a fix, but I know it ruins your day, I had the same experiance when my front bumper and rack got trash on my grizz! Good luck with getting it fixed, I'll let you know if I get any ideas!

 

[Trail Rider]

You might take the bent part off and take itto a welding shop. They could straighten it and reinforce it with some additional steel.

 

[Mack450]

Its fixed now....hours of torching and pipe bending finally fixed it. Man what a mess. I added some extra weld and I plan on welding 2 intersecting bars making a X on the frame. I think it will beef it up nicely. All in all it came out OK.

I plan on welding 2 intersecting bars making a X on the frame. I think it will beef it up nicely.

Here was the damage.

Here it is fixed.

Good ole pipe bender was very useful!

 

[GRIZZLYWIZARD]

If you beef up the frame on the plow making it stronger, where is the energy going to transfer to when you hit another obstacle?

 

[Mack450]

If you beef up the frame on the plow making it stronger, where is the energy going to transfer to when you hit another obstacle?

Yes, I have considered that. But I am concerned that the plow is maybe too weak now from all the bends I had to make to straighten it out.

 

[Grizz Rider]

The fix looks good! Hope the support pieces work the way you are hoping, and that it doesn't tear anything else up if you hit something as GW stated!

 

[kartl]

Looks great... Where and how much did you spend for the repair? Make sure to re-paint it, so that it would protected from rust and corrosion.