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Overview of Sno-Power Rear Plow Features

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A new Kind of Snowplow

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The video opens with an introduction to the Sno-Power rear plow. The new design incorporates active cutting edges on the wings, a significant upgrade from previous models that had standard wings. This allows the plow to contour uneven terrain, such as sloped parking lots, across a width of up to 16 feet, ensuring a cleaner scrape. The entire unit consists of three sections: a static central blade and two active, contouring wings, providing simultaneous surface adaptation.

Goal: The presenter introduces the new Sno-Power rear snow plow, highlighting its 'mullet' design (business up front, party in the rear) and new active cutting edges on the wings. This design allows the plow to contour uneven surfaces up to 16 feet wide, improving efficiency in parking lots.

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  • Pickup Truck
  • Sno-Power Rear Snow Plow

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All right, guys. I'm with the snow power folks. I'm with Bryce. How are you, my friend? >> I'm doing good. Doing good. >> All right. So, these are the mullet people. What do you mean by mullet? Business up front, party in the rear. So, >> let's let's talk about the back end. This is brand new. >> This is brand new. >> This year, so we now have active cutting edges on our wings where before it was just a standard wings. As we know, as the parking lot gets bigger, your plow's getting bigger, your parking lot's not level. So we now are able to contour up to 16 ft on the pavement with our active cutting edge. >> Oh wow. >> So you're contouring the entire time. So the entire wing has an active cutting edge, a static edge on the back, and a active wing on the other edge. Correct. Correct. >> So you're technically contouring 8, four, and four. Okay. So you have three different sections which are contouring simultaneous. Yes, sir. >> Okay. And you got an easier hookup

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