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Optimize Skid Steer Plowing Strategy

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SnowMageddon! Chapt 6. CHAOS!

What happens here

Stanley explains the optimal strategy for a skid steer with a Snow Wing plow. The skid steer first 'edges out' the perimeter of the lot, utilizing its ability to articulate the plow left, right, forward (contain mode), or backward (back-drag) for precise cleanup. Once the edges are cleared and if other support equipment has not yet arrived, the skid steer transitions into a 'full push' mode, efficiently clearing the main body of the lot by pushing large volumes of snow.

Goal: Use the versatility of a skid steer for both precision edging and high-volume full-push plowing.

Tools and materials

  • Skid Steer ASV — Performing both precision edging and high-volume snow pushing
  • Snow Wing Plow Arctic — Allowing articulation for various plowing modes (left, right, forward, backward)

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[Music] works really good is if he goes in and edges out the lots see with that snow Wing he can articulate it left right he can put it forward in contain mode and he can put it backwards so that he can get a perfect blade to backtrack with and all he does is goes in and starts edging out all of the areas so that the bigger equipment can come in and efficiently move it out so let's just watch him work [Music] thank you [Music] then if support hasn't shown up by the time he's done edging it out he just goes into full push mode

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