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A snow pusher or containment plow is a type of snowplow that can contain a significant amount of snow compared to truck snowplows. Snow pushers have sideplates to help contain snow. Snow plows do not.

They are commonly used with construction, landscaping, or agricultural machines such as wheel loaders, backhoes, skid steers and compact tractors. While often used for commercial applications, snow pushers have also become popular among homeowners, especially those with long driveways or barns on their property.

• Skid Steers ( 45 HP+ and higher)

• Compact Tractors (Under 35 HP)

• Commercial parking lot snow removal

• Industrial parking lot snow removal

• Residential or condominium parking lot snow removal

• Airport tarmac plowing and clearing

• Trucking facilities

• Ski & Snow Properties

• Municipalities/City Centers (to facilitate hauling snow away)

• Any other area that’s typically over 1 acre in size

• Agricultural facilities for moving grain and materials

• Wastewater management facilities

The back of the cutting edge should extend between approximately 1/8″ and 1/4” below the wear shoe. This allows for optimal surface outcome.

Many customers also use their snow pushers for purposes outside of snow removal such as relocating aggregate, silage, wastewater, and even for leaf cleanup.

Yes. One of the advantages of using a snow pusher/skid steer or tractor combination is the ability to stack snow into a pile. As the pile grows life the loader arms and move more of the snow up the pile. The ability to stack snow into a single, larger pile instead of many small ones creates more space on your property.

We are committed to providing our cusotmers with high quality snow pushers, right down to the wear parts. However, even the best quality wear parts will need to be eventually changed. How often you will need to change your wear parts varies depending on the conditions, frequency of use, and operator. On average, edges and shoes will typically last at least two seasons.

At Snow Pusher Direct you will find high quality snow pushers at a reasonable price. We use the best materials to build our snow pushers and set them at a price customers can afford. In addition, being able to purchase your plows right online, delivered to your doorstep, and not having to go through a middle man is an extra bonus.

The owner's manual for the Snow Monster Skid Steer Snow Pusher can be found here.

The owner's manual for the Compact Tractor Series Snow Pusher can be found here.

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There are connection options that can come with your Compact Tractor Series Snow Pusher.  

1. Post Style - For tractors with buckets that can't be easily detached.  Customers simply drive their bucket in between the posts and connect the unit to the machine using chains or straps on both sides. Customers will want to make sure that they don't over-tighten the chains as this can have a negative effect on the pusher's performance.

2.  John Deere - Compatible with the 300 and 400 series.  This connection option directly connects to the snow pusher with the need for chains or straps.  

Our logistics team is focused on delivering your snow pusher as soon as possible. Average delivery time frame is within 4-5 business days