Understand Plow Features (Trip Edge)
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When you let a Snowplowing Noob in the seat of the Truck
What happens here
Snow plow trucks with V-plows, like the Western MVP3, often have a 'trip edge' feature designed to save the plow and operator from severe impact when hitting an obstruction. This feature allows the bottom edge of the blade to pivot backward and over the obstruction, reducing the force of the collision. Skid loaders, however, typically have zero trip edge tolerance, meaning any impact with an obstruction is absorbed directly by the machine, often leading to damage. The presenter demonstrates how the V-plow can be angled to direct snow away from the truck while back-dragging, which is useful when working near parked cars.
Goal: Utilize plow features like the 'trip edge' to prevent damage and improve efficiency.
Tools and materials
- Snow Plow — Demonstrating the trip edge feature and angling for back-dragging
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