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Back-Dragging and Straight-Line Push Techniques

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When you let a Snowplowing Noob in the seat of the Truck

What happens here

When back-dragging next to a parked car, angle the V-plow's far blade inward towards the truck. This ensures that the snow is directed away from the car, preventing it from 'flopping and rolling' onto the vehicle. When performing straight-line pushes, if you need to stop and collect more snow, clear a spot with the plow first. This allows you to back up and drop the plow onto a clear surface, ensuring a clean and complete push. Not clearing a spot before stopping can create 'rivulets' or small trails of unplowed snow, indicating inefficiency.

Goal: Master back-dragging near cars and efficient straight-line snow collection.

Tools and materials

  • Snow Plow — Demonstrating back-dragging and straight-line push techniques