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Inventor Interview and Technical Specifications

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The Most VERSATILE snow pusher in the world.

What happens here

The presenter uses a phone call with the inventor to discuss key features. The inventor confirms the pusher's sizes (7 to 12 feet, with smaller 6 to 10-foot options) and its suitability for specific machine horsepower ratings (75 HP for the larger model, 65 HP for smaller). They also discuss the trip edge, which allows the entire blade to pivot when hitting an obstacle, and the importance of matching the pusher size to the skid steer for optimal performance and preventing machine 'wobble'. The one-year full warranty is also mentioned.

Goal: Provide detailed technical information and benefits of the snow pusher directly from the inventor.

Tools and materials

  • COTECH PPCR30712-SKST Snow Pusher COTECH — Reference during discussion
  • Phone iPhone — Facilitating the interview
  • Skid Steer — Reference during discussion

What they say

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[Music] now the one that I have on my Pusher what size does it go from and two from seven feet to uh 12 seats open but mainly this Pusher was designed for cleaning driveways because when you do Straight driveways you have to to backtrack and also sometimes you have to push and this is why we uh we came with this Pusher 712 is because we we are using it for 75 skrs power we have smaller like six and ten feet open for a smaller like 65 horsepower would that even fit on my Kubota r530 the bigger one I think the the Kubota r530 will be too small it would be better with a 630 or 640 aha okay so you you are very particular about sizing this to the right unit to get the best performance out of it yes machines you know at the uh when you you'll um the drive to the wheel loader or skid steer you the the machine will uh I think you say Wobble uh from back to back to uh to the front and two heavy machines two AV plow is not it's not fun to drive okay so where are you located in Tien we are East uh Canada uh Far East from Canada it's where the uh invented the snow so you're so you're in Canada where they invented snow yeah I noticed that the trip Edge trips the entire blade so the entire blade when it hits something is designed to move is that right yeah it says right and if you see the wings you'll have kind of door Flex on top it's uh it's all out right follow the the wings to flip too okay so that means if you can you can hit a curb directly head on without worrying about it you just don't recommend do I'm guessing you don't recommend doing it but I'm guessing you could I don't know NTN you tell me yeah it's a protection system it's not it's not built to how can I say that to constantly have a big impact but it's it's it's a protection system it's me that if you have an impact some time it will it will save the blade and the driver too quick question for yantian what is the warranty like on this thing

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