DK2 by Marlon EVEREST 90 in. x 22 in. Custom-Mounted Snow Plow with Hydraulic Lift and Angling

It is important to check all nuts and bolts and ensure they are tight before you plow. You can put dielectric grease (petroleum jelly) on the grey quick connection to avoid electrical issues.

This is a very common mistake customers make during assembly. The middle section of the scraper blade is the longest piece and the two short ones go on the ends. If they aren’t lining up try flipping the scraper blade over.

Ensure you have read and understand your provided DK2 snowplow manual and follow all instruction before use, this will prevent any potential damage to your vehicle or snowplow. Our snowplows are designed to minimize the wear and tear on your vehicle. We recommend you remove your snowplow when it is not in use.

First thing you should do is double check you have the proper custom mount for your vehicle. You can check our mount guide at https://detailk2.com/snow-plows-mount-guide. It is important to loosely install both left and right mounting brackets first. Then loosely install the cross member between the left and right bracket. Go back and tighten left and right bracket then finally the cross member should be tightened into place. Please note: there may be non-essential parts that will need to be removed before installation of the custom mount kit (i.e. front skirt, tow bar, etc.). If you require further assistance, don't hesitate to reach out to support@detailk2.com and we will provide assistance.

To ensure compliance with road safety and regulation, a snowplow light kit is required in order to drive on any road. Please abide by local road laws and regulations as they can vary by location. We recommend you stay off of highways and stick to streets instead. Before driving on any road, it is always important make sure the safety clips or the hitch pin are secured and your plow is safely mounted to your vehicle. You are required to use the safety chain while you aren’t plowing to take stress off your winch strap.

The operator of the plow can decide how high to set the skid shoes. We recommend setting them about 1/4 of an inch below the scraper blade. The skid shoes will help protect the surface you are plowing and also prevent wear on your scraper blade.

(1) Ensure all connections between the hydraulic hoses, pump connections, as well as actuator connections are tight and secure. (2) Open the cap of the reservoir and fill to the ADD line. (3) Once the reservoir is full, turn on the plow and cycle through all motions (up, down, left, right). This will ensure all air is out of the system. (4) Now that the plow has been cycled through all motions, top off to the fill line indicated on the clear reservoir. (5) Repeat Step 3 and fill as needed, you want to ensure the air is out of the hydraulic system prior to use. (6) Always monitor the connections and fittings for any leaks or damage, as well as checking the hydraulic fluid level prior to use. This is crucial to ensure the plow operates as designed each use.