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That's generally how I do it. Plow everything downhill until I dont have space to put it. Then have tons of snow melt off next to my home, which I don't like.I would park on the uphill side and plow all down hill. I had a few lanes like that in the past. All mountain dirt roads. I used to drop off a truck the day before the snow or drive up with the plow raised and plow down hill. Plowing up hill is fruitless and hard on equipment. Good Luck.
Rick,Today was not a good day for CUCV plow trucks here at the truck plant. Both CUCV's had transmission failure. Honestly if it were my call they would both be scrapped. I am getting better service from newer trucks now. I didn't think I would ever say that but I have been using newer trucks since 206 and have had much less down time. I even take age into that decision. Both the newer GM trucks are pushing 200K miles and seem to plow just as well and with great comfort. Before CUCV's I found Ford tall boys the hot ticket. Ran several of them into the ground. Take Care. I hope we get a new plow truck for next year.