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NEW SNOW PUSHERS FOR SUB-COMPACT TRACTORS

 
Worksaver, Inc. is introducing its 20-Series Snow Pushers in widths of 4’ and 5’, designed for sub-compact tractors up to 30 hp. Models are available with the “universal” skid steer attach method and also for John Deere 200/300, D120, H120 and H130 series loaders with hook and pin quick attach. The 20-Series are sized to the tractor for maximum performance.
 
They are offered with either a 1” x 4” reversible ultra rubber cutting edge or a 3/8” x 4” reversible alloy steel cutting edge, allowing the unit to be matched to the job. Adjustable skid shoes of abrasion resistant steel are standard. The 20-Series features CNC formed 11-gauge moldboard with a 10-gauged formed back brace for strength and durability. The end plates are designed with a gentle slope to provide maximum snow removal without overloading the unit. Optional pull-back kits are also available, reducing hand shoveling and time clearing snow from overhead doors and buildings.
 
Worksaver, Inc. manufactures agricultural, industrial, commercial and construction equipment for a variety of applications for property owners, farmers, ranchers, contractors and more. Worksaver also “builds with sunshine” by utilizing a 315Kw solar field to help provide a renewable energy source.
 

 

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