Every plow brand claims its own edge pattern, and several of them have changed that pattern more than once. What actually fits is decided by four measurements, not by the name on the blade.
This page is the cross-reference for the brands we drill most often, including the smaller names that dealers no longer stock.
- WesternStraight blades and V-plows; UltraMount is the truck interface, not the edge pattern
- FisherMinute Mount identifies the truck attachment; the edge pattern is drilled in the blade
- BOSSContractor duty; packed ice kits available for hardpack routes
- MeyerOften older, repaired blades; measure rather than trust the model year
- SnowDogg, Hiniker, Blizzard, Curtis, Sno-WayMeasured on the blade; hardware retention varies by brand
- TraceabilityBatch reference on every carton, back to the sintering run
Which brands we drill, and why it is one process
The edge is the same product across brands. What differs is the hole pattern, the countersink, the thickness the mount was built for and the hardware retention.
- Big four: Western, Fisher, BOSS and Meyer each have their own page with the specific traps.
- Smaller names: SnowDogg, Hiniker, Blizzard, Curtis and Sno-Way are less documented, so a photograph plus measurements is the fastest route.
- Re-drilled mounts: any brand, any age. A repair moves the pattern and only measurement catches it.
The four measurements that replace the brand
| Measurement | Where to take it | Why it decides fit |
|---|---|---|
| Blade width | Across the mounting face, flange to flange | A short edge exposes both ends; a long one will not seat |
| Edge height | On the edge, not the moldboard | Too tall lifts the blade off the shoes |
| Thickness | Caliper, at three points | Sets bolt length and trip clearance |
| Hole spacing | Centre-to-centre across three holes | The only number that guarantees the edge bolts down |
Hardware
Retention differs by brand: countersunk, plain, or a washer stack. Photograph the bolt in place before removal — matching hardware is harder than matching steel.
What to send
Send the four measurements, the brand and model if you know it, and a photograph of the mounting face with a tape measure in frame. If the pattern is not one we hold, we reverse-engineer it and confirm the drawing before cutting. Sizing reference: cutting edge size chart.
What we can supply across these brands
Edges and inserts drilled to your blade for SnowDogg, Hiniker, Blizzard, Curtis and Sno-Way, in the material that suits the route. What we cannot do is publish a model-by-model compatibility list for brands whose patterns are not documented publicly — for those we work from the blade, not from a catalogue.
What to send for an undocumented brand
The worn edge itself, or a paper rubbing of the mounting face with the holes marked through, plus blade width, edge height, thickness and hole spacing. A rubbing carries hole positions more accurately than a photograph taken at an angle.
How we confirm an undocumented pattern
We map it, send you a drawing, and cut after approval. That approval step is the whole value of the process: without it, a wrong pattern gets produced twice.
When we will not quote a replacement
- The brand and model are unknown and no sample or rubbing is available.
- The mount has been modified or welded.
- You need an OEM compatibility statement rather than measured dimensions.
Most relevant next steps
- Brand-specific pages: Western, Fisher, BOSS, Meyer
- Bolt pattern recording method
- Aftermarket versus OEM fit
Before you ask for a price
Send these five items and the quotation comes back size-confirmed rather than indicative: machine make and model, blade width measured across the mounting face, edge height and thickness as fitted, hole spacing centre-to-centre across three consecutive holes, and a photograph of the mount with a tape measure in frame.
Send a rubbing or drawing Upload a drawing instead
Brand fitment confirmation checklist
Work through the list before you send anything: machine make, model and year; blade width at the mounting face; edge height and thickness as fitted; hole spacing across three consecutive holes; countersunk or plain hardware; and whether the mount has been repaired, welded or re-drilled.
Download the fitment checklist (CSV)
Independent aftermarket supply
SENTHAI is an independent manufacturer of tungsten carbide and steel wear parts. We are not affiliated with any plow brand, and we do not claim OEM equivalence or model-by-model compatibility. Every any plow brand-pattern edge we quote is produced to dimensions measured on your blade, confirmed against a drawing before cutting.
Can an aftermarket edge replace any brand’s original?
Usually, if the four measurements match and the countersink matches. The brand narrows the search; the measurements decide it.
Which brands do you cover?
Western, Fisher, BOSS, Meyer, SnowDogg, Hiniker, Blizzard, Curtis and Sno-Way, plus custom patterns from a sample or drawing.
What if my brand is not listed?
Send a rubbing or the worn edge itself. An unlisted brand is a reverse-engineering job, not a reason to stop.
