STEVE
GBI have a fleet of 42 plows all boss… I have a fleet of 42 plows all boss great product . but I have been asking for 10 years for the UTV vplow to get a trip edge and a better finer pitch angle adjustment I am actually considering western replacements for them at this point .
Ray R
GBBoss Snowplow - Amazing Service The sales process was super simple. They had a wide variety of products and made cost effective recommendation(s) based on my needs. The installation crew worked on a brand-new truck with less than 300 miles without any issues. A demonstration awaited me at time of delivery and many helpful tips are on their website. I value their expertise and will remain loyal going forward for all my snowplow needs. Thank you, Gary & Pat at Service Oil Company in Oshkosh, WI.
Customer Mr. V.
GBThe electric connection plugs are… The electric connection plugs are terrible. It doesn’t close completely leaving a pronounced gap for the elements to corrode connectors. Also, it would be helpful if there was an automatic blade return to 180 degrees from any position. Something similar to your float button. Your quality control was also disappointing as I had to return to the vendor three times for what finally turned out to be a defective hydraulic hose. This cost me three hours travel time alone plus time spent waiting at the shop.
JOHN
GBV blade should be wider the machine is very nice but when plowing next to curb you have to be right on curb to get snow off making it somewhat hairy. v blade should be wider to accommodate being able to have safety factor, whit out falling off curb into potential vehicles.
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GBIts okay, but a little over priced Easy to take on and off the truck, only takes 1 minute. The controls are faster than a fishers. Problem was the solenoid burnt out of the truck after the 4th storm use. Warranty at least covered it but you shouldn't have problems with a new plow. Also its annoying to actually plow with it if the ground isn't quite frozen, its like a giant fourwheeler plow, the whole blade tilts ahead instead of the cutting edge kicking back like what fisher does.