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Understanding the SNO-POWER Plow's Durability and Design

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Plowing - front or back-which is the best plow? 19" of deep snow put thats to the test...

What happens here

An employee explains the durability of the SNO-POWER plow's cutting edge, which is made from UHMW (Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene), not steel. This material extends the life of the blade, with one user reporting minimal wear after over 50 plowing events. The plow also features a 'release' mechanism in its wings, allowing them to give way upon impact with an obstacle, preventing damage to the plow or truck. The plow connects to the truck via a fifth-wheel rail system mounted in the truck bed, distributing the weight evenly.

Goal: Appreciate the robust construction and safety features of the SNO-POWER plow.

Tools and materials

  • Fifth-wheel Rail System SNO-POWER — Mounting the plow securely in the truck bed
  • Tape Measure Milwaukee — Measuring the wear on the cutting edge
  • UHMW Cutting Edge SNO-POWER — Providing a durable and long-lasting plowing surface

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drew you've got five of them right yes got five before now you live in Muskegon miss coke honey dad Muskegon Egan Steve County all right how many times you fought this year over 50 times how many inches of snow would you say these guys have what are you thinking who we got to be over 100 close to it you were telling me some about the wings that you said was the game-changer what worries I want the wings what were you saying about the wings are you doing all the release we're in a 45 you hit a island car whatever you hit your wing is gonna release instead of breaking your shear bolts your shear pins anything to me that makes the whole blade what's the reason why you have five of them office I mean you virtually have no downtime anymore you know the old style we used to have you would constantly be breaking wings off wing bolts shear pins everything else here going down the road your blade would be like this because you hit something bend it because nothing Gibbs or these your wings give all your starting this is all in this fifth wheel rails hitch and you have the fifth rail system that's mounted in the truck and then here the plow actually hooks it through that I mean it's it's great you have no downtime in front plow or a pull or a back leg though which one all that all day so if you had to open the pick one what would it be Freyr you're looking at it so you would play he's so if you had to drop one of the two you'd leave the front plow at home without a doubt without it strokes out you should go look at the cutting edge after 50,000 yeah let's go look at the cutting edge all right we're gonna look at your plow after 50 events wildlife left I can probably get at least another season out of it if not to raise it up a little I mean it I'd say you got a you're not even down 50% no we're not and this is why we extend so this can scrub the curb and

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