sirkdev
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from impacts?
Ranger vs Defender
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maxwell
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no im fairly careful with it, but over time when your pushing hard windrows on the side of your driveway its just been bending ever so slowly.
Mikew5j
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I had a poly plow for the Polaris General I had and I have a steel plow on my Defender. The poly plow works fine but tends to ride over harder snow. The extra weight of the steel helps dig down more I find. Lighter machines like my old General sag quite a bit up front with the plow lifted up, so a poly plow might be a better choice. The suspension on my Defender is fairly stiff and really doesn’t notice the weight of the steel plow. I expect a Ranger would be the same.
Mikew5j
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One thing to add is that snow sticks to a steel plow a lot more than a poly plow. I have been meaning to experiment with car wax and see how that helps.
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X-it
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I wax all my shovels before winter starts plastic and aluminum what a difference wax makes.
Use a small spray bottle with diesel that what I use
sirkdev
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That is something I did not think I was going to hear today...
Mikew5j
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Well…, learn something every day.
+SLEDWRECKS+
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I bought this stuff to coat the inside of my tunnel on my sled to help shed snow. Seemed to work decent for 1 season, but the spring time riding peeled most of it away from the gravel and such.
DaveB
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Lemon Pledge is cheap and works well….
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