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I'm with you on that but for my driveway I'd prefer on the front.

Did you mount a Front Hitch using the 'tow hooks' for mounting? Currently there is another 'thread' regarding snow plowing with Cybertruck. You should check it out there's video explaining using existing 'tow hook' mount for mounting front hitch bar.

Why would I want to do that? Although I do know "Shit happens!" Thanks for your insightful comment.

Sounds like you didn't watch the Video. If you know anything about Snow plowing and there is a skill to your work not just brute force. :)

Like this? 'Work Truck' is a relative term; I don't ever remember it being promoted for any 'Commercial enterprise' - tough yes!

Okay I hear you and your obviously not a 'Cybertruck fan'. So here's the deal it might not be able to handle commercial snow plowing, but for residential and limited snow clearing, basically what I've been doing with my 4.7 Tundra. I believe if you can afford switching to electric vehicles this...

Don't forget the 'Tesla Mission Statement' which been around longer than any US Political Party manifesto (what's that - right)

https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/snow-plowing.277/post-554904 Pity looks like there's two 'topics' on Snow Plowing for the Cybertruck.

This is exactly what I need to do ( fast forward video to 1:24 mark to get explanation). Now I need to figure out the easiest way to remove 'tow hooks'. Meanwhile: This video shows how you can mount a front hitch (which you build) and using the 'front tow hook' mounting ( see photo casting)...

He's definitely no Mork https://www.imdb.com/video/vi3232416025?ref_=ext_shr_lnk

Sorry but i thought for the Cybertruck 'BEAST' it was one in every 666 . . . . . (choking!!)

Well I reckon taking the meaning/usage of a 'triangle' literally it could mean 'being drawn up' or 'work in progress'

Looks like it can fit in your Model Y below deck truck, checkout video link

You need to plow before it's nine inches, these lightweight plows can only plow 3-4" at a time, best to get it done early.

Ok, I know how people can be, so please refrain from any highly strung emotional outburst as it might endanger your health. Sitting comfortably, so for over ten years I've been successfully plowing my driveway with a relatively inexpensive light weight plow by DR. Power; it's made with aluminum...

Well for over $100K - ? Tesla quality engineering and assembly ?

Your post is the most positive to date, being that this is the second version after first blunder; you'd think that Tesla would be all over this to impress, but all is quiet. I'm not amused.