Skip to main content

The Dumbest Snow Plow Ever Made for a Skid Steer

4:17
472.3K views

Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

What happens here

This project provides a comprehensive overview and demonstration of the SnowWolf Quattro Plow, highlighting its user-friendly features for snow removal. It shows how to quickly connect the plow to a skid steer, effortlessly transition between back-drag and containment configurations using existing controls, and leverage its wide-angle plowing capabilities for efficient snow management in various scenarios, including tight spaces and open areas.

Transcript

Hide

So, I'm here at the Snow Wolf manufacturing facility, and what I want to show you is called the Quattro Plow. Hey. Hey, Colton. I want you to put it in the back drag position all the way over. Fold the wings backward. This is the dumbest snow plow in the world because it doesn't get any simpler than this. You can take this snowplow from a containment unit to a back dragging unit with no special connections. Now I want you to fold the wings forward. That's called the containment position. That's back dragging. This one happens to be on the front of a caterpillar. You can put it on a Bobcat. You can take this off this machine. You can put it on any single skid loader without any wiring, without any special connections. Courtney's going to show us how easy this is to hook up. One hydraulic hose, two hydraulic hoses. Not even high flow is necessary to operate this. You simply unplug this one, you unplug this one, and you pull up with a different machine. You plug those two in. Cannot get any simpler than that. My 10-year-old son figured out how to run this. What grade are you going into? Watch his thumb. He can angle the plow and then go from back drag to containment all in one move using the existing controllers on that skid loader. Nothing else is needed. Just keep practicing that. Your guys can do the same. You want to take it away for us? What's up with the beach balls, dirt monkey? Well, it is the middle of August and this was the only thing I could think of to to replicate snow. Really, what I want you to watch is how maneuverable this full angle containment blade is. It can completely angle from side to side while in containment position. And then just by using the existing controllers on your skid loader, you can go up to a door, flip it into backdrag, pull the snow away from your dock loading doors if you want, lift up the blade, flip it in the containment unit right here, put it back down, grab the snow you just back dragged away, and push it into its final place. It's that fast. It's that maneuverable. Next, Mark, the president of Snow Wolf, is going to talk about how it can be used as a dedicated wide out blade. For those of you who never need to back drag, this plow will use what we call the wide angle position, so that these wings will never come back past 90°. So, just what we're displaying right here, you can put these wings in the wide-angle position. You add 23 in per side to whatever moldboard width that you get with the Quattro Plow. This will give you the maximum productivity in those small snowfalls, the 1-in snowfalls where you just want to clear the max amount of pavement in the shortest possible time. You know, I absolutely love the innovations happening in the snow plowing industry right now. When manufacturing companies compete, we win. And this quattro plow is a great example. This is a serious day at Snow Wolf corporate headquarters right here. This snowplow is an absolute game changer. There's nothing else that I've seen like it. So go to Snow Wolf Plows and check them out for yourself. That's back drag position. Now he goes right to containment, grabs his own pile, and pushes it on down the road. It's that fast. It doesn't get faster.

Auto-generated from the video audio.