Meyer Products 78320 Jeep 6'8" WingMan Snow Plow
Easy On/Off Storage: The HomePlow has integrated wheels & Quick-Link technology for an easy to use mounting system that slides into a Class III, 2" front receiver hitch.
Control in Your Hands: By using a hydraulic lift & pistol grip control you can control the plow like a commercial plow right in the cab of your Jeep. Control up/down, left/right blade movements to clear your home driveway.
Design: The plow is angled at 65-degree allowing it to scrap the ground cleaner then a standard straight plow blade. The standard snow deflectors help by keeping snow away from your Jeep's windshield.
Conquer the winter like never before with the Meyer Products Jeep WingMan Snow Plow. This snow plow is made from light weight military-grade steel meaning less wear & tear on your Jeep as well as better fuel efficiency. Set up takes only a couple minutes with the use of Quick-Link technology sliding on or off of your front hitch & the steel blade has a DuraSlick Teflon finish that making it easy to plow through snow drifts. The WingMan snow plow gives you commercial-grade performance right on the front of your Wrangler, Gladiator or Cherokee clearing your driveway, small parking lots or your neighborhood on those snowy winter days & nights.
- Shipping Weight: 371lb
- Shipping Dimensions: 85in x 48in x 31in (L x W x H)
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Meyer Products Jeep 6'8" WingMan Snow Plow Reviews
First off, this is not an easy install as stated. You are going to need a front receiver which will require either welding to the frame or welding braces to the receiver and attaching to the frame. A setup that won’t contact your sway bar will be tricky on JK’s. Second, if you have a lift putting this on will not be easy. This plow is made to mount up to a receiver center height of 14.5. I have a 3.5” lift on 35’s and mine sits at 21”. The supplied jack is not nearly large enough. You will have to use blocks to get it on and off. Once it is on it works great. This thing is heavy so you should be geared low. Remember mud tires suck in snow. You will need chains.
