Tag: de-icer

Construction Equipment
Ditch the shovels with Boss’ redesigned stand-on Snowrator sidewalk snowplow, de-icer
Boss Snowplow acquired the Snowrator brand last year and has redesigned the stand-on sidewalk snowplow and de-icer, designed to save contractors money by replacing the need for hand shovels. Boss has added a 4-foot hydraulic snowplow and 20-inch polyethylene skin. The company says it also improved the electrical and plow attachment systems. It can now […]
July 23, 2019
Snowrator-Single-Path
Construction Equipment
Move some snow and ice with these 14 attachments for skid steers, UTVs, pickups, telehandlers
Check out these 14 snow attachments specifically made for skid steers, pickups, telehandlers and UTVs. Check them all out right here on Equipment World.
January 2, 2019
Volvo image Snow clearance Skid steer MCT125C
Roadbuilding
Colo. DOT to unleash new tow plows in southern regions
Drivers in southwest and south-central Colorado will see some unfamiliar snow-clearing equipment on the road this winter, as the state deploys two “tow plows” to the region. The plows are headed by a conventional snow plow truck. The difference is that the truck also pulls a trailer that can swing out to the side and […]
November 8, 2017
Colorado Tow PLow
Roadbuilding
Now you can eat your beet salad…and melt ice with it, too
If your agency’s salt supply is running low, never fear. You have an alternative. The trend toward liquid deicers and alternatives continues to grow, and the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is one agency that’s hopped on board this trend. It’s now using an anti-icing product made from sugar beets. Pretty neat stuff! The press […]
January 20, 2010
Roadbuilding
Featured Article: The 2009 Top Rollouts
Throughout the year the editors of Better Roads review products new to the highway and bridge industries. We ask questions about their significance and whether they may change the way work gets done or bring new standards to an industry. Here is our list of the Top 20 Rollouts of the year.
December 1, 2009
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