Not sure if this is a Fisher plow typical issue, or something else..but I havn't noticed any others doing this. I have a new [Jan 2010] 7 1/2 extreme V on a 2002 chevy shortbox. Love the plow, always have had Fisher for over 30 years. it leaves a "washboard" effect in the plowed area. Does not do it on paved surfaces. Our driveway is 1500 feet long, stone..except near the house where it is paved. any suggestions??

the stone part of the road has a good base of packed snow, 4 - 6 inches. we get alot of snow here, usually 200 inches per season. rarely do we get a thaw, so the snow pack stays from October to march usually. Some friends can drop their plow in my road and smooth out the ripples....... Shoes may help, will consider them............. the stone part of the road has a good base of packed snow, 4 - 6 inches. we get alot of snow here, usually 200 inches per season. rarely do we get a thaw, so the snow pack stays from October to march usually. Some friends can drop their plow in my road and smooth out the ripples....... Shoes may help, will consider them.............

Maybe that the springs are getting weak then. Thats the one reasons I can think of that would cause that. Maybe that the springs are getting weak then. Thats the one reasons I can think of that would cause that.