Snow Plow

[M0unt41nm4n]

I think it is going to come down to the attachment kit you use and plow manufacturer. Most plows have various attachment kits to fit the frame of different models. You would really need to check with the manufacturer of the plow you are considering or a third-party mounting kit provider. If they are not going to make a kit, then it might be a one-off if you are not willing to wait.

Of course, the other consideration is, what is the front-axle weight rating for the CT. I have not seen that, but it is something to validate before you put up to 1000 pounds hanging on the front. I know the frunk is limited to somewhere between 400 and 500 pounds.

Others may have more information or better information.

Front Axle GAWR on the CT is 4255 Lbs.

https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-12A976DD-EB60-431B-AFF1-5A37E95006DB.html

Curb Mass of the Front Axle is 3287-3353lbs.

So the CT has between 902-968 lbs that it can handle... so as long as he chooses one that weighs within those parameters along with the mount, he should be ok.

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[Homestead]

The twin hooks on the front are the key. Unbolt those two and bolt on a good 2" square box tubing cross bar, schedule 40 or better. Then mount standard plow frame receiver on this cross bar. There is adequate 12VDC power, right? Not sure we are going to have a 48 volt plow rig for a while. Add a wireless controller and bob's your uncle.

 

[GuyYost]

that's what I was thinking too

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