Will Meyer WingMan Fit Lifted Truck
Updated 02/05/2026 | Published 12/08/2025
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Question:
My truck has a lift on it, can I still use this snow plow? Meyer WingMan. Thank you.
asked by: Eric
Expert Reply:
Hey Eric! Yes, you can still use the Meyer WingMan Commercial-Grade Hydraulic Snowplow # ME55FR on your truck with a lift. What you need to do is measure the hitch height. Meyer requires 10"-13" from the ground to the centerline of your 2" receiver. If you're sitting high because of the lift you can use the one of the following drop extensions:
-2" Drop Extension for Meyer HomePlow and WingMan Snowplows # ME96FR
-4" Drop Extension for Meyer HomePlow and Wingman Snowplows # ME95FR
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Barry
2/5/2026
Will this hitch for sure work on the wingman plow? I thought I read the tongue weight is 300 lbs? And the wingman is around 400 lbs? I need to get this hitch to drop my height for my wingman plow. Worried it might weaken the setup too much also.
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12/8/2025
2024 F-350. Looks like I'm sitting at 16" for my hitch height. So that would be the 4" drop I need?