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If the plow frame is compatible with the dimensions of the truck frame, it is a matter of bolting it up and installing it, not sure if you have holes in the truck frame, you may have to drill. I have the old style fisher plow with the hyd pump that uses atf fluid on a K10 chevy, you will need to align the crank pulley, or maybe there is an accessory pulley that will align with the pump pulley. You would have to mount the control cables to the valve body on the plow frame and install lights, might want to have a dedicated fused circuit for those lights. It's not that bad of an install if the frame dimensions work with the plow frame, if they do not match, you could modify it, or find another that matches without modification. You may also be able to do away with the pump and change to the later electric pump, just need something to operate the 3 hyd cylinders Possible I'm missing something or there are a few more details but being familiar with that set up on mine, kind of simple and it was very reliable.
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