Snow Plowing Machines
Shop snow plowing machines to help clear driveways, farm lanes and work areas when snow piles up. As you compare snow removal equipment, consider the size and layout of your property, typical snowfall and available storage space to narrow down your options for winter work.
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A snow plowing machine is a vehicle or piece of equipment fitted with a blade for pushing snow. The term can refer to a dedicated plowing machine or a truck, tractor or utility vehicle with a snow plow attachment.
Some trucks, tractors, ATVs and UTVs can take snow plow attachments. Compatibility depends on the vehicle and the plow's mounting and control systems, so check both manufacturers' specifications before choosing a setup for your rig.
A straight-blade snow plow has one continuous blade that may pivot left or right, depending on its design. A V-plow has two blade sections that can move into different configurations, such as a V, a straight line or a scoop.
Snow plow controls vary by setup. Blade adjustments may involve manual settings, electric actuators or hydraulic systems. Depending on the vehicle, controls may sit inside the cab or near the handlebars.
Before putting your plow away for the season, clean off salt and grime and let it dry. Follow the owner's manual for lubrication, disconnection and storage. Keep the attachment, mounting parts and controls organized in a sheltered spot so they're together when winter rolls around.