SP 100 - Powered Snow Plough

Item Code: SP 100

The S100 is a dedicated snow plough for clearing pathways and carparks in areas such as schools, caravan parks and other small sites. The hydraulic drive to the wheels makes it easy to operate and the design allows snow to roll off the blade.

SW85 Intro

Vibration

Slope

Power

Hyd Flow

2.86m/s

15^o

4.5hp

9l/m

£ 3,250.00 (£ 3,250.00 / Piece)

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Product Overview

Specifications

5.5 hp Honda petrol engine
Hydraulic transmission
Forward direction only with differential 0-4km/h
Large diameter drive wheels (4.00-8 turf pattern)
Handlebar with 3 height adjustments
100cm snow plough with urethane edge
Axle load - 300kg
W 60cm - L 175cm - H 115cm
Noise - less than 84dB
low vibration - 2.86m/s2

Description

The SP100 is a dedicated snow plough for clearing paths and car parks in areas such as schools, caravan parks and other small sites. The hydraulic drive to the wheels makes it eas to operate when removing deeper snow.

Operating the machine is as simple as one lever, the operator controls the forward speed by varying the position of the left hand lever.

The agressive attack angle of the blade, combined with the curve allows snow to run off the blade more easily than other systems, getting the job done faster.

(This product is a standard bundle of ourK820 power unitwith anSCHN 100 ST-K 35fitted.)

Product Applications

Ploughing Snow in Carparks

If a School or business has to shut due to snow, it can be an extremely costly event. Keeping sites accessible for both pedestrians and vehicular traffic is crucial to retaining normality. A powered snow plough makes the job much quicker and easier than manual snow clearing, allowing you to make many more paths and parking bays available than they would be otherwise.

Ploughing Snow on pavements

Keeping pavements and highstreets open is also a challenge, often undertaken by council teams. This allows key bus stops and other transport networks to remain accessible to pedestrians.