Programming the Sno-Way® ProControl™ Ensure vehicle bumper connection is made and the vehicle supply voltage is 12VDC. Also, verify that the 14-pin and 4-pin (when present) connectors are connected from the receiver module to the power unit. Start by putting the Sno-Way® ProControl™ transmitter into pairing mode by pressing the […]
Learn More >Ensure vehicle bumper connection is made and vehicle supply voltage is 12VDC. Also verify that the 14 and 4 pin (when present) connectors are connected from the receiver module to the power unit. A red blinking LED indicates the receiver has power and is not communicating with a transmitter. Turn […]
Learn More >Ensure vehicle bumper connection is made and the vehicle supply voltage is 12VDC. Also, verify that the 14-pin and 4-pin (when present) connectors are connected from the receiver module to the power unit. A red, blinking LED indicates the receiver has power and is not communicating with a transmitter. Turn […]
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If you have been in the Snow & Ice Control business for any length of time, you have heard the words “your batteries are bad.” This phrase is even a headache for the equipment manufacturer because by the time someone diagnosed the battery problem, you were likely having equipment problems. It may […]
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A snow plow is an expensive investment and like any other piece of equipment that is used for only part of the year, your plow should be stored properly to keep the equipment in its best condition. It takes very little time to prepare a snow plow for storage and […]
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