Oct 1, 2013 10:49:00 AM
A Pre-Season Plow Inspection Will Make Sure It Is.
The changing of the seasons is as evident by the leaves turning into a brilliant array of colors as it is by the fall to do list that each of us has before the first flakes of snow arrive.
Whether the list includes cleaning the gutters, trimming up the landscaping or getting your snow plow ready for the upcoming season, each task has a purpose and necessity in preparation for old man winter.
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Jul 12, 2013 11:15:00 AM
Midway through July with the sun beating down, who wants to think about snow plows? For many snow removal professionals, summer usually means switching from snow plows to lawn
mowers. However, just because there isn’t any salt on the road doesn’t mean your snow plow isn’t still at risk for corrosion. Heat, humidity, and condensation can all take a toll on your plow. Along with the demanding winter we just experienced, your plow could either have corrosion damage now, or could be especially prone to it in these upcoming months. Corrosion, if not properly dealt with, can result in some big problems. Luckily, there are a few simple steps you can take to help prevent the harm caused by corrosion.
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Jun 7, 2013 8:05:00 AM
A snow plow is an investment and a key tool in being able to service your snow removal accounts. With that in mind, certain precautionary steps should be taken to reduce the risk of your plow being stolen. While there isn’t a 100% theft guarantee on any particular method, taking these simple security measures, your snow plow will be much more equipped to thwart anyone who might want to steal it.
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May 23, 2013 8:58:00 AM
The trees are budding and the threat of accumulating snow is now behind us. For many snow plowing professionals this means it’s time to shift from snow removal to lawn care – from snow plow to lawn mower. When checking off the storage of your snow plow from your spring “to do” list you will want to keep these common mistakes in mind and avoid them when preparing your snow plow for storage.
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Nov 5, 2012 11:05:00 AM
If a plow has been submerged in flood waters it doesn't necessarily mean that it is no longer functional. Snow plows are designed for an environment based on moisture. Because of this, the majority of components can handle direct contact with water. If your snow plow has been submerged because of a flood or other unfortunate event, consider the advice below.
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Sep 25, 2012 6:30:00 AM
The first snowfall of the year is in the forecast and you need to ensure your plow is ready to go! The following checklist will help you in preparing your plow:
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Apr 5, 2012 7:30:00 AM
On every snowplow, there will be general wear items that need to be replaced from time to time. One of those items, is the cutting edges on your snowplow. The lifecycle of a snowplow cutting edge varies depending on the amount of time the plow is used, the type and condition of the ground surface and the material grade of the cutting edge. In general, a cutting edge needs replacing before the plow frame is exposed or rubbing occurs on the moldboard.
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Mar 29, 2012 7:00:00 AM
Visibility is a key element in snow plowing for both safety and efficiency reasons. As a result, many snow plow professionals choose to install a snow plow deflector on their BOSS Snowplow. The rubber snow deflector increases visibility and safety by keeping blowing snow off the windshield making it easier to get the job done faster.
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Mar 13, 2012 1:01:00 PM
Your BOSS PLOW is designed for heavy-duty, rugged service with minimal maintenance. To ensure that it gives you the same high performance year after year, preparing your snowplow for storage over the summer months will extend the life of your BOSS snowplow.
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Feb 10, 2012 10:09:00 AM
For those of you new to the electrical system of your snowplow, you may have wondered how to go about testing and troubleshooting various components of the plow system. Maybe you have wanted to check the number of volts the power unit is drawing or test the wiring of a used harness or headlight adapter. It's possible that you may want to check the solenoid or simply check the power/ground on a relay or coil. Whatever the case may be, the following video will walk you thru some of the basic electrical tools that you can use when troubleshooting your snowplows electrical system.
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