A trip system on a plow is a vital component when it comes to safe guarding the plow, truck,

and operator. Typically, there are two different trip systems used: full-moldboard trip and trip-edge. The two will function differently when encountering obstacles. Generally, most plows are equipped with only one system or none at all, but here at BOSS, we think differently. We sat down with our engineer, Tristan Summers, who designed the DXT, for a personal insight into how the dual-trip plow came about.  The DXT snowplow is armed with both a trip-edge and a full-moldboard trip to give you optimal protection against any obstacles you might encounter.

Here’s how it works:

Whether you are responsible for removing snow from your own personal driveway or if you are

a commercial snow removal contractor responsible for multiple accounts, the purchasing of snow removal equipment is an investment and there are many important considerations before you buy. To help sort out all of the elements involved in purchasing a snow plow and to find the right plow match for you, use this list as a basic guideline.

Have you ever wondered what the drop speed of your snow plow should be?  It's a bit of trick question because the answer depends on what your drop speed preference is.  If you are a snow removal contractor you may want the plow to drop quick because "time is money". However, if you are a home owner plowing your own driveway and don't want to wake up the neighbors you may want to lower the drop speed of your plow.  No matter what your preference is, the instructions below will help you easily make the adjustment. 

The leaves are changing in many parts of the country to vibrant reds and oranges and with that comes the thought of the next season that will descend upon us - plowing season.  Whether you are responsible for removing snow from your own personal driveway or if you are a commercial snow removal contractor responsible for multiple accounts, the purchasing of snow removal equipment is on the minds of many as we prepare for the ground to turn white.

According to all weather sources, another brutal winter is in store for cold-weather states in the U.S. That’s great news for everyone that makes money pushing snow and melting ice – there’s money to be made out there, that’s for sure!

Perhaps this string of big winters has you thinking about buying a plow to make some money. Or maybe you’re just looking for a plow to clear the snow from your driveway – either way, there are some important considerations in your choice of plowing equipment. Here are a few: