Snow Plows
ScoopDogg Snow Pusher for Skid Steers - 8Ft.L, Model# 2603008
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1in. x 8in. premium rubber compound cutting edge
Heavy precision-rolled moldboard enhances rolling of snow
5in. x 3/4in. Extreme-duty wear shoes made from abrasion resistant steel for far greater wear life
The Kage snow removal system combines plowing and snow containment into one revolutionary new implement. It is for skid steers, loaders and ...
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- Kwik-Way Heavy-Duty Manual Angle Blade - 10Ft. Wide, Model# 35-20206
Minimum set-up time
Ships complete with trip springs, skid shoes and replaceable cutting edge
Optional hydraulic angle kit Item# 104117, with two double-acting cylinders, hoses and pins, sold separately
- Kwik-Way Manual Angle Blade - 4Ft. Wide, Model# 35-22900
Ships complete with trip springs, skid shoes and replaceable cutting edge
Minimum set-up time
Optional hydraulic angle kit Item# 104105, with two double-acting cylinders, hoses and pins, sold separately
- Kwik-Way Heavy-Duty Manual Angle Blade with Float - 6Ft. Wide, Model# 35-28002
Optional hydraulic angle kit Item# 104111, with two double-acting cylinders, hoses and pins, sold separately
Ships complete with trip springs, skid shoes and replaceable cutting edge
Minimum set-up time
Drivers: Read this before the next big snow
Most of us know the rules for winter driving: leave enough space between you and the car in front of you, driving speed should meet road conditions and make sure your tires have proper pressure and tread.
But do you know what to do if your car goes into a skid?
We asked Jason Jurasits, owner of Muldoon's Towing in Scotrun, and Armand Martinelli, East Stroudsburg Area School District's Behind the Wheel instructor, how to drive through a skid. They gave us some rules along with some sound advice.
Driving through a skid
1. If you feel the rear tires are providing no traction, take your foot off the accelerator. This will automatically reduce your speed and often will be all you need to do to regain control of your vehicle.
"This is where having bald or worn tires can be dangerous. Many of the accidents I tow from could have been avoided if the car had better tires," Jurasits said.
Skid Steer Snow Attachments Keep Contractors Productive and Warm ...
A contractor's skid steer snow attachments may be just the thing to grow their revenue through the winter months, making sure that when it gets cold, they can fire up their skid steer loader, stay in business, and get things done. But that might mean more than just a winter tune-up and a snow plow. Plowing is certainly a great way to stay productive through the winter months, but the different skid steer snow attachments and accessories open up the possibilities.
There are a number of skid steer snow attachments that will not only keep contractors working, but there are several that can serve to keep them safer and more comfortable in the process. Of course, no winter work is complete without at least one snow mover, whether it is a snow blower, snow plow, or even a snow pusher.
A snow plow is essential, especially for large open areas, like parking lots, when the snow has to be piled up around the perimeter of the lot. But a snow blower can be used in tighter spaces, like sidewalks and paved walkways, and can avoid piles, because the snow can be jettisoned up to 45 feet away. A snow pusher is another option, because it can move a lot more snow without losing it off the sides, like a snow plow. The operator can also drive up inside a garage doorway and pull the snow away with a pusher.
Whichever of these skid steer snow attachments a contractor chooses, any one of them can help a contractor find a particular specialty and focus on a particular kind of customer. Or having more than one of these skid steer snow attachments will allow the contractor to provide a wider range of services
Snow control does not stop after the snow is cleared. The tough and efficient spreader — usually ideal for fertilizer and other granulates — can double as a skid steer snow attachment, broadcasting ice melt or salt. It can also spread sand to improve grip on walks and drives and lots.
Productivity skid steer snow attachments makes winter...
Skid Steer Operator/snow plow operator/snow shoveler (Westford)
Skid steer operators, snow plow operators and snow shovelers needed for winter plowing and possible continuation into spring/summer work. We are a growing landscape company focused on providing our customers with the best service while maintaining a safe, respectful and team orientated work environment. We are looking for individuals who are motivated and share in our common goal in providing service we can be proud of.
Please email your resume and which job you are applying for. Thank you!
Skid Steer Operator: $25.00 per hour
News
6 Tips for winter drivingWaynesboro Record Herald - Dec 02, 2010
Front wheel skid — Take your foot off the gas and shift to neutral, but don't try to steer right away. As the wheels skid, the vehicle will slow andPitchEngine (press release) - Nov 24, 2010
While a snow plow is the first idea that comes to mind, there are other skid steer snow attachments that open up the possibilities.ReadMedia (press release) - Dec 01, 2010
Snow blowing from behind the plow can severely reduce visibility or cause "whiteout" conditions. Motorists should not attempt to pass snowplows or followVillageSoup Belfast - Nov 30, 2010
Stopping on snow or ice without skidding requires extra time and distance. Drive slowly — below posted speed limits — so you can adjust to the conditions.DesMoinesRegister.com - Nov 17, 2010
I'm talking about cats of the gas-powered variety used in snow removal — Bobcat skid-steer loaders, in addition to snowplows, pickup trucks with blades,