Snow Pusher Pops Onto Plows
Skid steer blades are great for dragging and windrowing snow, but not so great at clearing it out of the way. EasyOn Systems, LLC, is marketing a plow collar that pops on and off a snowplow, turning it into a snow pusher box as needed.
"It reduces snow removal time by 25 to 50 percent," says Sidney Stephan, owner, EasyOn Systems. "It hooks on or comes off in five seconds without the operator ever leaving the cab."
Snow pusher boxes for skid steer plows aren't new. With existing boxes, the operator has to get on and off the machine to attach or remove them.
Stephan's son Michael had been a snowplow operator and he came up with the idea for the EasyOn snow pusher. The operator simply tilts the plow blade forward and drives underneath the EasyOn box. When the plow blade is rolled back, hooks engage the top rail to hold the box in place.
"It requires no electronics, no hydraulics and no moving parts," says Stephan. "It takes about five seconds. You can use the plow to drag snow away from buildings, windrow it, then hook onto the box and push the snow away."
The 8-ft. EasyOn snow pusher box sells for $2,500. Models for 7-ft. and 9-ft. plows are also available.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, EasyOn Systems LLC, Snow Plow Box System, 22200 Meadowbrook Ave. North, Scandia, Minn. 55073 (ph 651 433-4628; info@easyonsystem.com; www.easyonsystem.com).
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Snow Pusher Pops Onto Plows SNOWBLOWERS Snowblowers 30-6-4 Skid steer blades are great for dragging and windrowing snow, but not so great at clearing it out of the way. EasyOn Systems, LLC, is marketing a plow collar that pops on and off a snowplow, turning it into a snow pusher box as needed.
"It reduces snow removal time by 25 to 50 percent," says Sidney Stephan, owner, EasyOn Systems. "It hooks on or comes off in five seconds without the operator ever leaving the cab."
Snow pusher boxes for skid steer plows aren't new. With existing boxes, the operator has to get on and off the machine to attach or remove them.
Stephan's son Michael had been a snowplow operator and he came up with the idea for the EasyOn snow pusher. The operator simply tilts the plow blade forward and drives underneath the EasyOn box. When the plow blade is rolled back, hooks engage the top rail to hold the box in place.
"It requires no electronics, no hydraulics and no moving parts," says Stephan. "It takes about five seconds. You can use the plow to drag snow away from buildings, windrow it, then hook onto the box and push the snow away."
The 8-ft. EasyOn snow pusher box sells for $2,500. Models for 7-ft. and 9-ft. plows are also available.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, EasyOn Systems LLC, Snow Plow Box System, 22200 Meadowbrook Ave. North, Scandia, Minn. 55073 (ph 651 433-4628; info@easyonsystem.com; www.easy onsystem.com).
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