T & A Toppers has snow plows, trailer dollies

The ground may still be bare and the snow is yet to fly, but rest assured, the snow will fly.
And if you are a truck owner who is thinking about a snow plow for the winter season, it's time for a visit to T & A Toppers in Forest Lake.
Business owner Paul Dolphy and son McLean Dolphy, shop technician, now have on hand an excellent selection of Blizzard and Western plows.
Blizzard and Western plows are perfect for truck-mounted units on half-ton and three-quarter ton trucks.
"Now is the time to select that new plow and have it installed," McLean says.
With a good inventory on the lot at 14762 Lake Drive (CR-23), now is the time to act.
Acting now will provide ample time to have the new plow installed and ready to go in advance of the snow season's arrival.
In addition to its inventory of plows for half-ton trucks, T & A is also carrying the Blizzard 8-to-10 plow that features a hydraulic extension from eight-feet to 10-feet and sliding side buckets for tough angle plowing.
The 8-to-10 is made for three-quarter ton trucks.
All plows are package deals that include installation.
Along with plows, T & A is also well stocked with Master Tow tow dolly systems for RV owners that need a tow system for pulling a car or small truck.
The shop is carrying 77-inch, 80-inch and the 80-inch heavy duty systems that are perfect for any towing need.
The Dolphys are shown here with a small sample of their plows and tow dolly equipment.
T & A Toppers is also a good location for all kinds of accessory equipment that includes mud flaps, stainless steel tube steps, and side entry steps, hood protectors, vent shades for side windows, window decals and soft and hard covers for pickup boxes.
Finding T & A Toppers is easy.
The shop is conveniently located on Lake Drive (CR-23) between Lino Lakes and Forest Lake.
Business hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 to 5 on Friday. For weekend and after hours appointments, call T & A Toppers at 651-464-0919.


Forest Lake Times Business of the Week, Spring, 1996.