Contact Attachments Snow Ploughs
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CONTACT ATTACHMENT SNOW PLOUGHS Convert your forklift into an effective snow-clearing machine and avoid downtime this winter with Contact Attachment Snow Ploughs. We provide high-quality fixed blade Snow Ploughs, adjustable blade Snow Ploughs and Sprung-Loaded Snow Ploughs. Made to the highest standard and designed to cope with ploughing heavy and compact snow with ease. Contact Attachments' Snow Ploughs are finished with a high-quality powder-coated finish to help protect against rust. These Snow Ploughs come in various widths of 1220mm, 1525mm, 1830mm and 2130mm. They also have adjustable blade angles and are simple to install. Clearing areas with manhole covers or hidden obsecles? The Sprung Snow Plough is the right choice for you. Its blade allows it to clear areas of snow where hidden objects may be encountered. It is also fitted with heavy duty shock absorbing springs which minimise damage to the forklift Snow Plough and objects such as manhole covers. TYPES We offer Fixed Blade Snow Ploughs, Adjustable Blade Snow Ploughs and Sprung- Sprung-loaded snow Ploughs. SIZES Our Snow Ploughs come in various blade widths with the Adjustable and Sprung Snow Ploughs available in 1525mm, 1830mm and 2130mm. The Fixed Snow Plough is available in sizes of 1220mm, 1525mm, 1830mm and 2130mm MAINTENANCE Before use, always inspect the plough and check for damage to the blade, mounting hardware or other components. Make sure that all fasteners are tight and the Snow Plough is properly aligned on the forklift. Avoid overloading the plough as doing that can damage it and make it unsafe to operate. Ensure you're using the right Snow Plough for the job as there are a variety of ploughs, each with their own unique uses. Consider the amount of snow to be cleared, the size of the area and the weight of the snow. Using a smaller blade length to clear a large heap of snow could cause serious damage to your Snow Plough SAFETY Be aware of your surroundings when operating the Snow Plough. Dr