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The dog barking everytime you say snowdogg is cute the first couple of times but ridiculous after 10 times. My dog was like "what the hell is going on lol

WOW! You Michiganders are just "Tough!" I did a computer install in the thumb of Michigan and it was so freezing dang cold and lots of snow and ice. Tremendous respect for how you folks don't miss a day. You just wrestle the snow and ice into submission and get your day done. Carry on Gentlemen and Ladies of the frozen north. I salute you (I live on the Gulf of Mexico) . Be safe.

I have used pipes for 20 years on my Western plows. I don't put them on the blade itself but make an 8ft pipe 3" diameter and weld 2 tabs where the "shoes" mount and keep the blade 1/2 inch to 3/4 of an inch off the ground and it plows awesome, clean, no damage to gravel, grass or dirt and easy to remove when no longer needed. Pipe is very popular here and we get 250"+ a year of lake effect snow.

Been plowing for over 30 years and never seen those great idea

The first snow, I just set the feet lower and leave some snow. That then packs down and makes a solid base so future snows you can put the plow clear down.

Will have to show this video to the guy who plows my driveway as every spring there is a cubic yard of gravel spread in our front yard. My wife sometimes develops blisters raking it all back out! 😄

I like those pipes. Every spring we have to go around and gather up the sod that our snow plow man digs up and put them in the divits. This sure would eliminate all that damage. Another great informative video, thanks.

Right on I can see the pipes making a difference for sure on a gravel base il have to keep them in mind 👍

Another great video Dave!

Nice info, although my wife disagrees she said she prefers one long pipe for plowing.

Last year I had to plow about 14" of snow two times. All I have is a D4 Cat dozer. I ended up plowing up a lot of our gravel. It all ended up in the snow piles and I was able to spread it out later. Next time I need to plow I am going to try PVC pipes on the cutting edge. Good information in this video.

Good for keeping your gravel in place when we get that 12” in may.

Good info! Thanks.

Great idea.

Great video.

1/2 pipes are designed so it can also be used for V shaped plows as well.

I'm tempted to permanently affix a piece of pipe to my plow blade now. Down here under the bridge doesn't seem like we get built up hard pack hardly at all if ever, and all my drive surfaces are concrete anyway. It'd be a lot easier on the grass and any uneven concrete joints.

great idea

wow great stufffff,, thank you, for the infor,, !!!!! thank you again, amen brother,,,

They work great! I take my shoes right off and leave them on all the time for plowing.

I made mine out of pipe years ago. Still working fine!

Schedule 40 electrical conduit (1 1/4 ID) works just fine on my UTV plow. One cut on the table saw and drive it on with a dead blow hammer. Much less expense and removes easily after the snow season is over.

I have been Useing an making these pipes for yrs! I use 1-1/2” black pipe.. This yr I bought a Boss V-plow an built a set of square tube that has wall thickness of 1/4” an 2” square tube. They work great!

I plow a lot of snow in New Brunswick Canada! First, you have your feet all the way up, the design is to use the feet to keep the cutting edge at the right height for your conditions. Second, your blade keeps flopping forward because your springs are not tieght enough or have been stretched by not taking tension off them in the off season. It is a safety design so if you hit a stump or my favorite, railroad tie along someones driveway, the blade folds to protect the plow assembly and truck from a forceful stop that could damage equipment. Fisher has a trip edge, it has springs applying downforce to just the cutting edge, hit something, it folds back and allows the blade to hop over the obstacles. Your lifting chain is too loose or not enough oil! Use Univis15 by Mobil. Your plow will fly! Lastly, sell your plow, you don't know how to use it properly! My son at 12yrs old sitting with an ammo can behind him on the seat so he could reach the clutch in my 1990 toyota truck with an Arctic snowplow, could drive, reverse, and angle the blade for the next pass all by himself and did it right with minimal passes.... AT 12 Years old! Now he is 19 and I don't get to drive my plowtruck anymore! I have replaced the ball joints and tierod ends once every 7 years, how many has that Chevy eaten up plowing? Your video was hard to watch!

Sixty plus years ago we used rounded "shoes" on our plow mounted on an WWII six by all wheel drive that would tear roads up like crazy if we didn't protect them. Got the snow pushed great and didn't dig up any type of roads.

Been doing this for years by slitting a pvc pipe and driving it on the blade. 10 bucks.

I bought a 60” ABS pipe to put on my 52” Polaris glacier plow. The guy at Lowes used his PVC cutter to cut it down to 50” and I used a hand circular to cut a grove down the length to slide it over the end of the glacier plow blade using a rubber mallet , to avoid pushing off gravel, and destroying your sprinkler heads if you want to keep from pushing gravel off your driveway or breaking off sprinkler heads on a grass lawn . Unfortunately metal pipe is better because the gravel wears away the plastic on PVC or ABS pipe. However if you are using a wench plow a pipe on the edge of your blade causes the blade to float up if you are pushing a big drift of snow, or snow that’s been allowed to freeze. So you would need to weight down your plow if you are using a wench; with cinder blocks, and remove and put on any time you need to lift and drop blade , otherwise your only taking off the top layer of a tall snow fall because when you are pushing the heavy snow it you use the pipe on your blade, it starts riding on top, of the snow, or just rides on top of the iced snow. The pipe works fine on about 4-6”of fresh snow, but the pipe doesn’t allow the pipe to grab the snow or ice like the plow is designed to do without the pipe. Also, the PVC or,ABS plastic pipe wears down more quickly then the blade guard, and Amazon sells inexpensive blade guards that you will spent a lot less then PVC or ABS pipe; unless you spend more upfront on the metal pipes. I found a workaround on the PVC and ABS, by using the skid plates adjusted,to where they touch the PVC or ABS pipes and the skid feet will keep the PVC or ABS from wearing down and it’s the feet right against the PVC or ABS as right as you are able to push the cotter pin through, you are almost at the same depth as the pipe, but your blade can’t knock down high spots on your gravel road or push off gravel. I would recommend you first try out the PVC or ABS pipe before investing a lot more money in steel pipes, and permanently welding them to your blade.

Have run a pipe on my JD 54in tractor snow blower for years.

Definitely would save a guy some work/money in the spring fixing plow damage

I put a piece of 2” schedule 80 pipe on my 5’ UTV plow and man what a difference. Say goodbye to the old cutting edge unless your are plowing heavy wet snow.

Another benefit of the 2-piece design is the pipes work on V-blades too.

Looks like a great product. Think it will ever get spring? Thanks for another good video.

Hey! Thanks for the video! Quick question: how do you find your Snowdog plow? I found one on sort of a Craigslist analogue here in Russia and I'm thinking of buying it and putting it on Dodge Ram. Thanks in advance and Happy New Year to you and your family! :)

Would you put these back on for the melting wet snows/slush on semi-melted gravel/lawns?

I set the plow height with a slight upward tilt. It saves some much of the greef. on western v blade the pipe would work for straight blade

You pack snow and make a lot of ice when you use the pipe!

Pipes like that would work good on my Cycle Country plow on my Honda Rancher. Todd from da U.P.

Only gives a half inch of play and a good crust of snow to drive on

seen them made for loaders before. butt i think i can continue to drop my plow then bump my up switch couple times . that works for me .2 to $400 bucks is little much for me.

Do you manufacture these?

Been plowing with atv for years and probly 5-6 years ago I put removable wings on straight blade at a 45 degree angle and let me tell ya they been on ever since, I can't tell ya how much wasted time I spent going back to pick up your overflow???the wings hold it in so you can push a giant pile somewhere, instead of just moving it all around???running a regular straight blade on a 45 just creates little snow fence's along edge of driveway .I prefer to push it all back ,just the way my yard works.

A couple more months and we can put the plows and snowblowers away!!

Wouldn't a smaller version work for snow blower . Keep from blowing gravel

It's a light duty plow is another reason it's laying down alot more also

i just use a 2" water pipe cut a slot in it and slide it on one end with a hammer no bults simple

This is old news local plow guys been doing this for 30 years even have one on my snowblower and the blade on the side by side has a blade that rolls back under full with shoe purchased through mu Polaris dealer and had to redrill holes not a big issue and longer bolts left the regular blade behind it

My height adjustable plow skid shoes seem a lot easier and cheaper!

Use the shoes till you get a mat then take them off.

Every blade should have " shoes " on the ends of the cutting edge , you will not damage the curbs . ( For all of you pros )

Can anyone tell me why I would ever not want my plow to float? Just trying to figure out why my Boss by default goes stationary when I drop it. Have double click the button for float. Which often 2nd click doesn't seem to register, or requires long hold. Been plowing 40+ yrs, NEVER found situation I wanted the plow not to float. What the hell would I be doing with it to want that?

But the ability to clear away areas that you can only back drag away wont work very well with this

Plows are not meant for gravel and dirt driveways we use snow blowers or skid loaders or something like that for those type of environments if you are going to plow on a unimproved soft surface you need to lift your blade a half inch off the ground to avoid all the things that you are talking about

WHAT Fisher plows??? Fisher Vplows?

they wear out WAY to fast. not hardened steel. just use shoes.

Liked the video but the barking was painful

Just raise plow 1” and save $300 bucks…