Fisher - STORM BOXX™ With TRACE™ Edge Technology 10'
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Contour to the Pavement When large storms are on the horizon, you want to attack it with all that you have. With TRACE edge technology, the all-new STORM BOXX™ pusher plows move massive amounts of snow—scraping down to the pavement—to reduce the amount of salt needed. Available in 8′, 10′, and 12′ widths, these pushers blaze new trails. |
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The terrain-response advanced cutting edge is comprised of independent, 2′ sections that raise, oscillate, and trip to accommodate contours and obstacles in the plowable surface. Working together, the sections remove more snow, reducing the amount of salt required. Two greasing locations allow the operator to keep the components well lubricated for maximum performance. |
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A common attachment plate and floating coupler makes installation easy with a wide variety of equipment and machinery, including skid-steers, wheel loaders, backhoes, and tractors. The floating coupler reduces negative down pressure from the vehicle, protecting against premature wear of the pusher cutting edge and components. |
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Operation of the STORM BOXX plow is conveniently tied into the equipment’s controls. Simply raise and lower the lift arm and angle the attachment plate to position the pusher in the correct orientation. |
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The side plates ensure the TRACE edge remains in direct contact with the plowable surface. The reversible, bolt-on ski makes serviceability easy, allowing you to use both edges of the ski before replacing. The bolt-on design makes replacement in the field possible with a ¾” socket, ratchet, and 3/4″ wrench. |
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The STORM BOXX plow performs in the most grueling commercial conditions. Each 2′ section comes standard with a 3/4″ cutting edge with carbide insert that extends the life of a high-carbon blade up to 20 times. And each section uses the same part number for easy replacement. No need to replace the full cutting edge, only the sections that show wear. |
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