- 1). Choose a new suspension kit ideal for the use of the vehicle. If the vehicle is driven in non-winter months, choose an air-filled suspension system, which will allow air to be added and removed depending on the season. This type of suspension is usually better at handling increased weight while providing a comfortable ride year 'round.
- 2). Add weight to the back of truck with sandbags. The rear weight not only assists in leveling the truck but also provides additional traction.
- 3). Install the new front end suspension kit following the included instructions or consult with a automotive repair facility.
- 4). Attach the plow to the truck.
- 5). Fill the suspension system with air, using an air compressor until the truck is level.
- 6). Release air pressure from the suspension system when the plow is removed from the vehicle.
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