Hydraulic Wing Plow Attachments for Compact Wheel Loaders
Throughout winter in most of the USA, heavy snowfalls can be a major burden to commercial properties, impeding traffic and disrupting operations. Compact wheel loaders are an effective means of plowing roads, sidewalks, and other areas, removing the obstruction and preventing accidents. For the best snow removal results, upgrade the capabilities of your compact wheel loader by installing a hydraulic wing plow attachment.
State-of-the-Art Hydraulic Wing Plows for Compact Wheel Loaders
At Storm Equipment, we maintain an inventory of top-quality hydraulic wing plow attachments that can be attached to compact wheel loaders. Our hydraulic wing plows are engineered to provide the best performance possible, able to complete challenging snow removal jobs with minimal strain. Many of our hydraulic wing plow attachments are specially designed with plow blades that alter their shape to fit to the surface of a road or lot to remove all snow and ice without damaging the property.
We're a dealer of Metal Pless hydraulic wing plows that are made to be compatible with compact wheel loaders. Our flagship PlowMaxx Live Edge attachments have floating edges that will contour to the road or walkway being plowed in order to most thoroughly remove ice and snow without risking damage. We also carry traditional hydraulic wing plows without the floating edge feature for compact wheel loaders.
Dependable Hydraulic Wing Plow Attachment Dealer
Upgrade your compact wheel loader with a hydraulic wing plow to improve your snow removal capabilities. Contact Storm Equipment today to learn more about our hydraulic wing plow attachments for compact wheel loaders.
Compact Wheel Loaders
| Machine Weight | Example Model | Plow Match (Option 1) | Plow Match (Option 2) | Plow Match (Option 3) |
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6,000-8,000 lbs |
Wacker WL32-36, Vovlo L20 | PlowMaxx PLLT 0627-11 STD | ||
| 8,000-10,000 lbs | CAT 903, JD 204, Case 21F, Volvo L25 | PlowMaxx PLSS 0730-12 STD | PlowMaxx PLSS 0830-13 STD | |
| 10,000-12,000 lbs | CAT 906, Case 221, JD 304, Kubota R630, Volvo L30 | PlowMaxx PLSS 0830-13 LE | PlowMaxx PLBH 0936-15 LE | |
| 12,000-15,000 lbs | CAT 908, Case 321, JD 324, Volvo L35 | PlowMaxx PLBH 0936-15 LE | PlowMaxx PLBH 0836-16 LE | PlowMaxx PLBH 1036-16 LE |
| 15,000-17,500 lbs | CAT 910 | PlowMaxx PLBH 1036-16 LE | PlowMaxx PLLD 1042-17 LE | |
| 17,500-20,000 lbs | JD 344, CAT 914, Volvo L45 | PlowMaxx PLLD 0842-15 LE | PlowMaxx PLLD 1242-19 LE |
Options 1, 2 and 3: The reason we offer 3 options is because every company and operator has a different set of circumstances. In general, option 1 is going to be the "smallest" plow we would suggest for the listed machine size. Option 2 is going to be "just right" in most situations, and Option 3 is going to be the "largest" plow we typically suggest for the listed machine size.
Some factors that go into this consideration include:
- Climate region- Will you typically be plowing wet and heavy snow, or powder? Lots of snow at once or only a few inches at a time?
- Are your operators experienced or green? A good operator knows how to get the most out of a machine and likely could handle a larger plow.
- Are you running snow tires or dirt/all terrains? This makes a major difference in most situations
- How long of pushes will the machine be doing? There is no reason to oversize a plow if it will be dedicated to a site with 1000' pushes as you will likely max the machine out whether your machine is large or small. On the flip side, for very small sites, a larger plow can be beneficial, as long as it does not decrease your agility on that site.