Lit. No. 40694, Rev. 04
27
May 1, 2021
Clearing Driveways
1. Head into the driveway with the blade angled and
plow the snow away from any buildings. Widen
driveway by rolling snow away from any buildings.
2. If a building is at the end of the driveway, plow to
within a vehicle length of the building. Push as
much snow as possible o
ff
the driveway.
3. With a raised blade, drive through remaining
snow to building. Drop blade and back drag snow
away from the building at least one vehicle length.
Repeat if necessary.
4. Back vehicle to the building and plow forward,
removing the remaining snow from the driveway.
Check municipal ordinances for proper disposal of
snow.
Clearing Parking Lots
1. Clear areas in front of buildings
fi
rst. With blade
raised, drive up to the building. Drop blade and
back drag the snow away from building. When
snow is clear of the buildings, turn the vehicle
around and push snow away from the buildings
toward outer edges of lot.
2. Plow a single path down the center in the
lengthwise direction.
3. With the blade in the angle position, plow
successive strips lengthwise until the area is
cleared and snow is stacked around the outer
edges.
4. If snow is too deep to clear in above manner, clear
main tra
ffi
c lanes as much as possible. Check
municipal ordinances for proper disposal of snow.
PARKING WITH SNOWPLOW ATTACHED
Whenever you park your vehicle, completely lower the
blade to the ground.
TOWING A DISABLED OR STUCK
VEHICLE
Do not use any snowplow components as an attaching
point when retrieving, towing or winching a disabled or
stuck vehicle.
OPERATING YOUR SNOWPLOW
WARNING
Lower blade when vehicle is parked. Keep
8' clear of the blade. Temperature changes
could change hydraulic pressure, causing
the blade to drop unexpectedly or damaging
hydraulic components. Failure to do this
could result in serious personal injury.
