Front, Underbody or Wing Blade: Picking the Position That Matches the Route
Underbody plow blade, front blade or wing: how mounting position changes load, wear and maintenance, and which cutting edge each position should…
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Snow Plow Blade Selection by Road Class: From Residential Streets to High-Speed Highways
Snow plow blade selection by road class: what residential streets, arterials and highways need, how to rotate edges and how to plan…
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Carbide Snow Plow Blades for Highway Fleets: How to Specify One That Lasts a Season
How to specify carbide snow plow blades for highway fleets: grade, insert geometry, edge thickness, bolt pattern, tender documents and cost per…
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Blade Hardware: Bolt Torque and Wear Plates
Blades rarely fall off. They work loose, and the damage happens before anyone notices.
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Setting Up an Edge for Packed Ice
Most 'the blade won't cut the ice' complaints are setup problems wearing an equipment costume.
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The Snow Plow Edge Specification Checklist
Twelve lines of specification prevent most of the arguments that follow a delivery.
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Why Carbide Inserts Come Loose (and How to Prevent It)
An insert that falls out is rarely a carbide problem. It is almost always a joint problem.
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Rubber-Flex or Carbide? Choosing the Right Edge
The question is not which edge is better. It is which damage you can live with — worn carbide or scarred paving.
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Working Out the Payback on a Carbide Edge
The purchase price of an edge is the least useful number on the quotation. Here is the calculation that decides whether carbide…
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