Cold weather and snowy driving conditions can reduce your fuel economy in more ways than you might expect. For snow plow drivers, fuel for the vehicle is a necessary business expense that is taken into account every season. You may not be able to completely mitigate cold weather’s effect on your fuel economy, but increased awareness of conditions affecting it can help you make simple changes to improve your fuel efficiency.

With many storm systems sweeping across the country, take a look at the anatomy of what makes up a winter storm. 

In honor of BOSS Snowplow's 30th Anniversary, check out this infographic of the 30 inventions and discoveries that have made snowplowing easier, faster and, ultimately, better over the years.

With plowing season officially behind us, we wanted to take this opportunity to not only thank you for supporting BOSS SNOWPLOW but to thank each of you who worked tirelessly to restore order to your homes, towns, cities and communities this past snow removal season.  When winter was at it's worst you once again endured.

This video is dedicated to you:

We recently surveyed BOSS Owners Group members and asked them to tell us about this past plowing season. Here's a summary of their responses:

Snow, ice and bitterly cold temperatures; no doubt this past winter had it all.  All across the nation, snowfall records were broken and below zero temperatures prevailed, and all the while the snow plows didn't stop moving.  As we prepare for the Winter of 2015, check out the highlights of 2014 in this Winter 2014 infographic.

What do you get when you cross a Quigley 4X4 Ford van with an 8’ Super-Duty Straight-Blade Snowplow from BOSS utilizing the fine art of metal fabrication?

As 2013 draws to a close, we took a look at the past year and the blog articles that have been developed and posted on THE BOSS SNOWPLOW blog page.  Here is a summary of the top five blog posts of 2013.