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Motoalliance Denali Series User Manual

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Denali 66’’ & 72’’ Plow
Blade & Pushtube Assembly
23001
Industrial Blvd Rogers, MN 55374
866.527.7637 (toll free) 1 Motoinfo@motoalliance.com
www.motoalliance.com
Thank you for purchasing the MotoAlliance’s Denali Series 66’’ & 72’’ Snow Plow System by MotoAlliance! Fully
engineered in the USA, we’ve paid attention to all the fine details from added horizontal supports and a 65° attack angle,
to a kick pedal locking mechanism and weld nuts under the pushtube for easy install. We believe you now have a plow
that will last for years to come. Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
Warning And User Caution
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Never allow passengers to ride on the blade while plowing
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Stay clear of bystanders while plowing
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Do not exceed 10 MPH with blade installed
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Always wear safety gear (helmet, glasses, etc) when plowing
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Always put your vehicle in Park before changing the angle of
the plow blade
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Use extreme caution when plowing and riding on sloped
surfaces
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Avoid all fixed objects and always wear a seatbelt
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Be cautious of the blade when lowering it from an upright
position
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Always store your blade resting on the ground
Plow Blade Assembly Instructions
Upon opening your Denali Plow Blade box, verify that all the components shown in (Figure 1) are included in your
package.
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Motoalliance Denali Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Starting SystemElectric Start
Auger MaterialSteel
Clearing Height21 in.
EngineHonda
Auger TypeTwo-Stage
Chute Rotation200 Degrees
Displacement270cc / 390cc

Summary

Warning And User Caution

General Safety Precautions

Essential safety guidelines for operating the plow system, covering passenger limits, speed, and protective gear.

Plow Blade Assembly Instructions

Install the Wear Bar

Attach the Wear Bar to the blade using carriage bolts, nuts, and washers.

Attach Skid Feet Brackets

Secure skid feet brackets to the blade using hex head bolts, washers, and nuts.

Install Skid Feet

Mount skid feet with washers and bushings, adjusting height and securing with lynch pins.

Blade Assembly Completion

Final check of all bolts for security after blade setup.

Pushtube Assembly Hardware List

Pushtube Assembly Steps

Connect Swivel Plate Assembly

Attach Swivel Plate Assembly to Lift Arm Assembly with specific bolts, washers, and nuts.

Attach Pivot Lever Support Bracket

Connect Pivot Lever Support Bracket to the Lift Arm Assembly using bolts and washers.

Attach Pivot Lever Risers

Connect Pivot Lever Risers to Lift Arm Assembly, pending final tightening.

Attach Pivot Lock Lever

Connect Pivot Lock Lever to Pivot Lever Risers with specific hardware and spring.

Install Winch Attachment Bracket

Mount the Winch Attachment Bracket using bolts and washers.

Install Blade Stop Blocks

Secure Blade Stop Blocks with bolts, washers, and nuts to prevent excessive blade pullback.

Attach Plow Blade to Swivel Plate

Connect the plow blade to the Swivel Plate using bolts, washers, and nuts.

Install Extension Springs

Connect extension springs between the blade and eye bolts, adjusting tension for blade support.

Secure Pushtube to Mount

Use quick release pins and washers to attach pushtube to mount tabs securely.

Plow Operation Tips

Long Distance Travel

Recommendations for securing the plow during long-distance transport to minimize bouncing.

Throwing Snow

Explanation of design features like over-centered blade and attack angle for snow transition.

Warranty Information

Details on the three-year warranty against manufacturing defects, excluding user error and consumables.

Maintenance Recommendations

Advice on preventing rust by applying protective paint to exposed metal surfaces.

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