mabar

I have seen many Wranglers with plows in the Cleveland, Ohio area, but I
have no personal experience with them.

Meyer makes plows specifically for the Wrangler here:
http://tinyurl.com/2k6vs

Western makes snowplows specifically for the Wrangler here:
http://www.westernplows.com/lsx.asp

By the way, the current Wrangler with the round headlights is the TJ. The
older Wrangler with the square headlights is the YJ. I would recommend the
6-cyl engine.

Good Luck,

Tom

"FGreen" <fastgreen2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d31579b8.0406251031.1fb79f90@posting.google.c om...
> Hi,
>
> I'm starting to look into getting a wrangler as a 3rd car to plow my
> own driveway. I won't be doing any commercial work, maybe help out a
> neighbor or two, but no more. I have two sedans, which I won't/can't
> use for plowing.
>
snip

mabar

I have seen many Wranglers with plows in the Cleveland, Ohio area, but I
have no personal experience with them.

Meyer makes plows specifically for the Wrangler here:
http://tinyurl.com/2k6vs

Western makes snowplows specifically for the Wrangler here:
http://www.westernplows.com/lsx.asp

By the way, the current Wrangler with the round headlights is the TJ. The
older Wrangler with the square headlights is the YJ. I would recommend the
6-cyl engine.

Good Luck,

Tom

"FGreen" <fastgreen2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d31579b8.0406251031.1fb79f90@posting.google.c om...
> Hi,
>
> I'm starting to look into getting a wrangler as a 3rd car to plow my
> own driveway. I won't be doing any commercial work, maybe help out a
> neighbor or two, but no more. I have two sedans, which I won't/can't
> use for plowing.
>
snip

mabar

I have seen many Wranglers with plows in the Cleveland, Ohio area, but I
have no personal experience with them.

Meyer makes plows specifically for the Wrangler here:
http://tinyurl.com/2k6vs

Western makes snowplows specifically for the Wrangler here:
http://www.westernplows.com/lsx.asp

By the way, the current Wrangler with the round headlights is the TJ. The
older Wrangler with the square headlights is the YJ. I would recommend the
6-cyl engine.

Good Luck,

Tom

"FGreen" <fastgreen2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d31579b8.0406251031.1fb79f90@posting.google.c om...
> Hi,
>
> I'm starting to look into getting a wrangler as a 3rd car to plow my
> own driveway. I won't be doing any commercial work, maybe help out a
> neighbor or two, but no more. I have two sedans, which I won't/can't
> use for plowing.
>
snip

i8tokyo

Try these, they do a good job on drive-ways.
http://www.mysnowsport.com/htmls/ContactUs.asp

"FGreen" <fastgreen2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d31579b8.0406251031.1fb79f90@posting.google.c om...
> Hi,
>
> I'm starting to look into getting a wrangler as a 3rd car to plow my
> own driveway. I won't be doing any commercial work, maybe help out a
> neighbor or two, but no more. I have two sedans, which I won't/can't
> use for plowing.
>
> My driveway is about 300', uphill to the house (not sure about grade).
>
> I have ruled out using snow blower/thrower, and also ruled out getting
> a truck. Storage space for the 3rd vehicle and plow is at a premium
> in the garage/driveway as well.
>
> When plowing, I'll need to use backdragging because there isn't much
> sideway room in front of the garage door (stonewalls on either side).
>
> What setup do you recommend? I looked at truckaccessoriesworld.com,
> and the snowsport doesn't work in backdragging mode. Perhaps snow
> bear flexblade?
>
> If you've used a wrangler (or any other jeep), I'd like to hear about
> what you went through. I'm not familiar with the models (CJ/TJ/etc.),
> and never had a 4x4. I'm told I should get a 6cyl model, and there is
> a dealer that can fit the wrangler with plow option (air shock, plow,
> etc.)

i8tokyo

Try these, they do a good job on drive-ways.
http://www.mysnowsport.com/htmls/ContactUs.asp

"FGreen" <fastgreen2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d31579b8.0406251031.1fb79f90@posting.google.c om...
> Hi,
>
> I'm starting to look into getting a wrangler as a 3rd car to plow my
> own driveway. I won't be doing any commercial work, maybe help out a
> neighbor or two, but no more. I have two sedans, which I won't/can't
> use for plowing.
>
> My driveway is about 300', uphill to the house (not sure about grade).
>
> I have ruled out using snow blower/thrower, and also ruled out getting
> a truck. Storage space for the 3rd vehicle and plow is at a premium
> in the garage/driveway as well.
>
> When plowing, I'll need to use backdragging because there isn't much
> sideway room in front of the garage door (stonewalls on either side).
>
> What setup do you recommend? I looked at truckaccessoriesworld.com,
> and the snowsport doesn't work in backdragging mode. Perhaps snow
> bear flexblade?
>
> If you've used a wrangler (or any other jeep), I'd like to hear about
> what you went through. I'm not familiar with the models (CJ/TJ/etc.),
> and never had a 4x4. I'm told I should get a 6cyl model, and there is
> a dealer that can fit the wrangler with plow option (air shock, plow,
> etc.)

i8tokyo

Try these, they do a good job on drive-ways.
http://www.mysnowsport.com/htmls/ContactUs.asp

"FGreen" <fastgreen2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d31579b8.0406251031.1fb79f90@posting.google.c om...
> Hi,
>
> I'm starting to look into getting a wrangler as a 3rd car to plow my
> own driveway. I won't be doing any commercial work, maybe help out a
> neighbor or two, but no more. I have two sedans, which I won't/can't
> use for plowing.
>
> My driveway is about 300', uphill to the house (not sure about grade).
>
> I have ruled out using snow blower/thrower, and also ruled out getting
> a truck. Storage space for the 3rd vehicle and plow is at a premium
> in the garage/driveway as well.
>
> When plowing, I'll need to use backdragging because there isn't much
> sideway room in front of the garage door (stonewalls on either side).
>
> What setup do you recommend? I looked at truckaccessoriesworld.com,
> and the snowsport doesn't work in backdragging mode. Perhaps snow
> bear flexblade?
>
> If you've used a wrangler (or any other jeep), I'd like to hear about
> what you went through. I'm not familiar with the models (CJ/TJ/etc.),
> and never had a 4x4. I'm told I should get a 6cyl model, and there is
> a dealer that can fit the wrangler with plow option (air shock, plow,
> etc.)

i8tokyo

Try these, they do a good job on drive-ways.
http://www.mysnowsport.com/htmls/ContactUs.asp

"FGreen" <fastgreen2000@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:d31579b8.0406251031.1fb79f90@posting.google.c om...
> Hi,
>
> I'm starting to look into getting a wrangler as a 3rd car to plow my
> own driveway. I won't be doing any commercial work, maybe help out a
> neighbor or two, but no more. I have two sedans, which I won't/can't
> use for plowing.
>
> My driveway is about 300', uphill to the house (not sure about grade).
>
> I have ruled out using snow blower/thrower, and also ruled out getting
> a truck. Storage space for the 3rd vehicle and plow is at a premium
> in the garage/driveway as well.
>
> When plowing, I'll need to use backdragging because there isn't much
> sideway room in front of the garage door (stonewalls on either side).
>
> What setup do you recommend? I looked at truckaccessoriesworld.com,
> and the snowsport doesn't work in backdragging mode. Perhaps snow
> bear flexblade?
>
> If you've used a wrangler (or any other jeep), I'd like to hear about
> what you went through. I'm not familiar with the models (CJ/TJ/etc.),
> and never had a 4x4. I'm told I should get a 6cyl model, and there is
> a dealer that can fit the wrangler with plow option (air shock, plow,
> etc.)

Steve

Here in Nova Scotia I notice the odd Jeep plowing in winter, but they're
definitely not the rig of choice. Something with a longer wheel base and
a big load of sand in the back will do the job faster. Incidentally, the
most popular plow truck tire around here is BFG AT.

For some home driveway work, a Jeep would be fine. This is by far the
best type of plow for the job:

http://www.superplow.com/qanda.html

Steve

Mike Romain wrote:
> I see a lot of them set up with plows.
>
> Dave Milne wrote:
>
>>would have thought a Wrangler would be too light as a snow plough;
>>perhaps one of our Canadian pals can advise ? Mike ?

Steve

Here in Nova Scotia I notice the odd Jeep plowing in winter, but they're
definitely not the rig of choice. Something with a longer wheel base and
a big load of sand in the back will do the job faster. Incidentally, the
most popular plow truck tire around here is BFG AT.

For some home driveway work, a Jeep would be fine. This is by far the
best type of plow for the job:

http://www.superplow.com/qanda.html

Steve

Mike Romain wrote:
> I see a lot of them set up with plows.
>
> Dave Milne wrote:
>
>>would have thought a Wrangler would be too light as a snow plough;
>>perhaps one of our Canadian pals can advise ? Mike ?

Steve

Here in Nova Scotia I notice the odd Jeep plowing in winter, but they're
definitely not the rig of choice. Something with a longer wheel base and
a big load of sand in the back will do the job faster. Incidentally, the
most popular plow truck tire around here is BFG AT.

For some home driveway work, a Jeep would be fine. This is by far the
best type of plow for the job:

http://www.superplow.com/qanda.html

Steve

Mike Romain wrote:
> I see a lot of them set up with plows.
>
> Dave Milne wrote:
>
>>would have thought a Wrangler would be too light as a snow plough;
>>perhaps one of our Canadian pals can advise ? Mike ?