Picture A shows the scraper blade located at the rear of the snowblower when not in use. A mechanism actuated by two hydraulic cylinders moves the scraper blade from the back to the front. A carbon steel bar fixed at the back of the scraper blade protects it’s surface against wear and tear.

Picture B shows the scraper blade in the back position and slightly lowered in order to raise the snowblower for a few inches. The scraper blade is used as a packing shoe at the full width of the snowblower. Then it is possible to blow the snow on various ground surfaces like : gravel, crushed stone, lawn, mud and others. Only the snow is blown. The rounded form of the scraper blade packs the snow which passes under the snowblower, thus making the ground surface more appropriate for the next snow clearance.

represent the motion carried out by the
scraper blade while moving from the back to the front.

Pictures F and G show the scraper blade in the position to blow the snow when the tractor is moving forward. The snowblower being lifted up by 9 inches, the snow goes under. Stopped by the blade, the snow comes in the snowblower to be catched by the auger which conducts it to the impeller.

In option : A rubber or TIVAR blade protects the asphalt pavement and the paving stone.

This particular equipement allows the snow removal made very quickly for the residential laneways and the cleaning of the garage doors.

1) A choice of steel, stainless, rubber or TIVAR blades

2) Carbon steel blade

3) Hydraulic bearings and grease fittings at all articulations

4) Hydraulic cylinder