Arctic® Sectional Sno-Pushers™ LD-13
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2025 New Holland Construction Arctic® Sectional Sno-Pushers™ LD-13
The only push you’ll ever need to get ahead.Other manufacturers have tried to copy the Arctic® Sectional Sno-Pusher, but they haven't come close to its quality or cost savings. In the first winter of average use, New Holland's Arctic® Sectional Sno-Pusher practically pays for itself. Scroll down or download the Arctic® Sectional Sno-Pusher brochure to learn how.
Features may include:
Lower Salt Usage- No parking lot is perfectly smooth and level. The Hardox 450 steel cutting edges and sectional design scrape cleanly down to the pavement, effectively removing all snow and ice - minimizing the need for salting by up to 50%
- Plowing an area cleanly and thoroughly on the first pass reduces fuel and labor costs. The unique design of the Sectional Sno-Pusher adapts to the contour of the pavement including uneven surfaces - scraping it clean and reducing the need for follow-up plowing.
- Manhole covers, curbs and other stationary objects become dangerous when hidden beneath freshly fallen snow. The unique moldboard sectional edges of the Sectional Sno-Pusher allow the pusher to ""skip"" over curbs and obstacles up to 9 inches in height, keeping your operator safe and preventing equipment damage.
- Hardened steel edges effectively clean all snow and ice, even in pavement depressions. The spring-loaded trip edges and mechanical side panels glide over objects.