Snow Pusher with articulation?

[msb1766]

How about this, Arctic makes sectional snow plows and pushers they make a 90" sectional snow plow and pusher.
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Arctic Snow and Ice Products | Sectional Sno-Plow™
Arctic Snow and Ice Products | Sectional Sno-Pusher™

 

[MossRoad]

How about this, Arctic makes sectional snow plows and pushers they make a 90" sectional snow plow and pusher.
Arctic Snow and Ice Products | Home
Arctic Snow and Ice Products | Sectional Sno-Plow™
Arctic Snow and Ice Products | Sectional Sno-Pusher™

That would do it! Wonder about the cost, but that would do it. :thumbsup:

 

[ruffdog]

I like the concept of the articulation. Do they make it in a bigger size? That one is way too small for my use.

They only make the 7ft or 8ft in the HD version:

SnowSport HD Utility Plow | Truck Plows & Snow Blade

DR sells their Redi-plow and I wonder if it is a re-badged Snowsport plow:

Redi-Plow (snow plow for suvs and trucks) | DR Power Equipment

 

[RNeumann]

A rear blade will do all 3- pitch yaw and roll. With soft ground you would need big feet or to spin the blade backwards.

 

[DarkHelmet]

So to use the aircraft terminology, I'm looking for roll. I've been clearing my 1500' driveway plus around a barn for quite a few years with my Polaris Ranger with a straight blade (hydro turn) and I originally had a snowblower for it too, but sold that when I got the tractor and now I have a Mahindra front mount blower. The issue is that I have a gravel driveway and it's rarely a level surface and thus why I'm asking. I'm trying to reduce my plowing time and I get a lot of spill from the plow. Figured a pusher would do what I need, but not sure how it would go. Snowblower seems to be fine, but that's pulling material in.

 

[Industrial Toys]

If you are using aircraft terminology, shouldn't we be talking Port and Starboard? Then you would have a mouldboard and a starboard.

And if you have ICE underfoot and steep terrain, you will need an Anchor, getting us into Marine technology.

Seriously, the easiest thing to do, would be to hack off your skid steer plate, if it's just a seperate item, and reattach it with a center pivot, with arrangments so he plow can't go too far either way. If not, you might have to buy a new plate. THAT is probably doable, although I have never seen it done.

 

[DarkHelmet]

Something like this would work, but it's way too big

Fusion Edge Sno Pusher | NEW Style Sectional Snow Pusher

 

[fishhead]

This is what i thought of when i saw the thread title, Awesome devices- not cheap and not light but if you have a big enough budget and tractor.....

HLA Snow | SnowWing Series
HLA Snow | Videos

How about this, Arctic makes sectional snow plows and pushers they make a 90" sectional snow plow and pusher.
Arctic Snow and Ice Products | Home
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https://arcticsnowandiceproducts.com/sectional-plow.php

 

[RedNeckRacin]

OP, I actually have this same problem with my 10' pusher. I was debating about copying one of the bigger name manufacturer's and either use a slotted design to let the pusher follow the contours/articulate or make a new push frame and use square tubing with caps on the ends to slide in channels to accomplish the same thing but with a much stronger design.

 

[xryan]

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