Snow plow question

[FF16]

Does anyone else run carbide cutting edges

 

[John Mc]

Actually I'm thinking of going the other direction and adding some rubber matting to the bottom of my snowplow.

 

[trigger]

Actually I'm thinking of going the other direction and adding some rubber matting to the bottom of my snowplow.

Put conveyor belt material on mine last yr. Doesn't tear up the control joints in the concrete anymore and still cuts good.

 

[FF16]

The only pavement I have is the seal coat road I push snow across everything else is gravel grass pasture corn fields
The original cut edge was almost wore out in in under 2 years

 

[ToddACimer]

I use 1/2" UHMW. It gets down to bare concrete and it way quieter.

I also have powered down force with my linear actuator set up and the UHMW pulls while backing very well.

 

[FF16]

I use 1/2" UHMW. It gets down to bare concrete and it way quieter.

I also have powered down force with my linear actuator set up and the UHMW pulls while backing very well.

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Down pressure would be nice

 

[ToddACimer]

Down pressure would be nice

It works great. Even if you're plowing with the plow up, it doesn't ride up as the snow gets deep.

 

[FF16]

It works great. Even if you're plowing with the plow up, it doesn't ride up as the snow gets deep.

Now I'm going to have add that to the list lol

 

[ToddACimer]

The local plastic supply place sold me a 3"x72"x1/2" UHMW drop for $25. That was way cheaper than the steel replacement blade edge

 

[FF16]

That's a good deal
The only reason I went with the carbide sections is they may or may not have been free and I wanted more weight