[MrEd]

I thought I’d share info on this Industrial Rubber Plow Edge I installed to plow my Long A$$ gravel driveway. It works great with minimal loss of gravel. I installed the 1” thick, 4” wide and 66” long on mine. The material can be ordered in any length and several thicknesses and heights. It is also used in many state plow dump trucks. Here is the info and discount code.

 

[MrEd]

Here it is on my 850, I used the OEM metal edge as a template to drill holes, and then used it as a backing plate for the Rubber edge.
The price was very reasonable to.

 

[limechallenger]

Thats just what I need! What are the dimensions of that piece?

 

[MrEd]

 

[MrEd]

Thats just what I need! What are the dimensions of that piece?

What I bought was the 4” wide, 1” thick and length to fit my plow of 66”….they have in stock ready to ship the common 60” …my 66” was cut for me, and shipped next day.

 

[limechallenger]

And it doesn't dig into a gravel driveway?

 

[limechallenger]

725,1500, or 2000 psi

 

[MrEd]

And it doesn't dig into a gravel driveway?

If your gravel is packed it won’t, I have a mixture of gravel and millings. I lost a little gravel in the grass but no where near as when I used other methods of plowing.

 

[MrEd]

725 PSI is the 1” thick and that’s what I ordered. I looked it up, my 4” wide 1” thick 66” long edge was 65$ shipped…..really can’t beat that. Also, this stuff wears great, I used it 4 times last year and it shows no wear at all. I was very surprised at that.

 

[limechallenger]

Great! I'll order it! Thanks for the recommendation!

 

[indyred570]

I bought a polyurethane cutting edge from Fallline a few years ago and it's still going strong. I plow mainly concrete or asphalt.

Polyurethane Snowplow Cutting Edges - Fallline

FallLine has been manufacturing Polyurethane Snowplow Cutting Edges for nearly 30 years. We stock edges for most pickup and ATV size plows and offer competitive pricing.

www.fallline.com

 

[midwest]

That is thick enough I can't see if acting any different in gravel than the standard edge.

 

[IdahoTaterHead]

I thought I’d share info on this Industrial Rubber Plow Edge I installed to plow my Long A$$ gravel driveway. It works great with minimal loss of gravel. I installed the 1” thick, 4” wide and 66” long on mine. The material can be ordered in any length and several thicknesses and heights. It is also used in many state plow dump trucks. Here is the info and discount code.

Thanks! Just what I was looking for!

 

[FPD218]

Thanks! Just what I was looking for!

When is the last time you took advice from a talking horse?

 

[Sprotsman]

When is the last time you took advice from a talking horse?

Horses have a long history of plowing!

 

[Ziggy5492]

Adjust the feet on the bottom of the blade so the edge is not digging in too.

 

[MrEd]

Adjust the feet on the bottom of the blade so the edge is not digging in too.

I don’t use the feet with the rubber plow edge, I find they sometimes dig in and lift gravel more than anything.

 

[IdahoTaterHead]

Around here, once frozen then it stays frozen. The feet don't dig in and I adjust them at full height to help avoid catching the blade on hard obstacles. I've got 450 feet of packed gravel driveway, but about half is pretty rough ... construction grade driveway. The blade angle trip shear pin lasts about 1-1/2 seasons before busting ... and I plow as carefully as I can, only going barely fast enough to keep the snow moving. I'm happy with how tough these plows are.

 

[Deucer]

Around here, once frozen then it stays frozen. The feet don't dig in and I adjust them at full height to help avoid catching the blade on hard obstacles. I've got 450 feet of packed gravel driveway, but about half is pretty rough ... construction grade driveway. The blade angle trip shear pin lasts about 1-1/2 seasons before busting ... and I plow as carefully as I can, only going barely fast enough to keep the snow moving. I'm happy with how tough these plows are.

That is how I do it to. I don't plow until I have driven on the driveway with the cars and is all packed down solid. Then the feet just slide on the packed snow. Once it gets hard and icy, I can plow as fast as I want. When I drive the cars on it, I just move over a tire width each time I come and go until all packed down solid.

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[midwest]

My drive is around 700 foot or so. I don't need it to be cleaned down to the gravel, just need to be able to get in and out. I drop my plow to the ground, lift it a couple inches and start plowing. Leaving a couple inches of snow is not a problem, especially once it gets driven on a couple times.