How much does a new V plow cost?
The multi-position capabilities of V-plow will make plowing snow easier and faster, keeping you moving from one job to the next. Prices for commercial grade equipment will vary. V-blades can cost somewhere in the $6,000 range new, while straight blades will be slightly less costly.
How much is a new Boss V plow?
| Info | Part # | Price |
|---|---|---|
| »Details« | BOSS UTV STEEL 5-6 V | $3,841.00 |
| »Details« | BOSS UTV STEEL 6-6 V | $4,221.00 |
| »Details« | BOSS XT POLY 8-2 | $8,305.00 |
| »Details« | BOSS XT POLY 9-2 | $8,418.00 |
Can you plow with a skid steer?
Skid steers are short, designed to turn on a dime and incredibly nimble, so turning them around at the end of a row is really fast and easy. That means you can plow in both directions when you’re clearing a small or mid-sized lot.
Where is Boss plow located?
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula
BOSS products are designed and manufactured in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula where winter and deep snow are a way of life. Our products are designed, manufactured and put to the ultimate test at the company’s ISO9001:2015 registered facility.
Is a track skid steer good for snow removal?
Although skid steers are great for removing snow in small areas and for precision snow clearing, they can also be used to remove snow or relocate it around a property. They can also be used to load ice melting or repelling materials such as salt or sand.
Is a V plow better than a straight blade?
Straight blade snow plows typically cost less than V plows, but the V plows do offer more of a performance edge. The V plow also moves hardened snow that has frozen overnight better than a straight blade. The arrowhead shape of the plow can slice through crusted snow better than the flat surface of a straight blade.
How long do snow plow blades last?
“(The) typical contractor snowplow lifespan is 7-10 years – but we have contractors with Boss plows that are approaching 15-20 years old,” Klossner says. “It’s all about how well you maintain them and how hard you use them.”