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  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • Greatbear Hydraulic Snow Plow
  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • Greatbear_Hydraulic_Snow_Plow
  • 86'' Hydraulic Snow Plow Dimension
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Greatbear Hydraulic Snow Plow

Greatbear Hydraulic Snow Plow

Greatbear SKU: AS000024
Vertical Tilt
±20°
Blade
65Mn
Flow Required
60-80 L/min
$2,399.00
$2,699.00 Save $300.00
$2,399.00
Size: 86"

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IA, TX, MD

Greatbear Hydraulic Snow Plow

Size: 86"

  • IA

    Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

    108 5th Street
    Adair IA 50002
    United States

  • TX

    Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

    3452 South Burleson Boulevard
    Alvarado TX 76009
    United States

    +16823509488

  • MD

    Pickup available, usually ready in 24 hours

    413 West Pulaski Highway
    Elkton MD 21921
    United States

  • CA

    Pickup unavailable

    6911 32nd St
    North Highlands CA 95660
    United States

  • NC

    Pickup unavailable

    711 Gaither Road
    Statesville NC 28625
    United States
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Description

When the storm hits, heavy snow gets piled on the street and makes trouble for people to get out or commute. At this time, you will see heavy equipment with a snowplow moving on the street cleaning the snow aside. The Greartbear hydraulic snow plow is a huge blade that is used to push snow and ice away to clean the road and transportation surface. When snowfall gathers above a certain height, this Greatbear hydraulic snow plow is a must-have for you.

Heavy‑Duty Steel Construction
Built with Q345 steel frame and 0.4‑inch thick 65Mn wear‑resistant cutting edge for superior durability in heavy snow and ice clearing.

Hydraulic ±20° Blade Tilt
Hydraulically powered blade with max ±20° tilt. Vertical tilt keeps the cutting edge in full contact with uneven ground, improving scraping pressure and obstacle protection. G1/2 quick‑connect couplers allow fast hose connection for convenient in‑cab angle adjustment.

Impact Shock‑Absorbing Protection
Rubber shock‑absorbing blocks cushion sudden hits against curbs and obstacles, preventing damage to the snow plow and skid‑steer loader.

Skid Steer Quick Attach Mount
Standard mounting frame for fast installation and removal. Adjustable support outriggers ease setup and storage to cut down work downtime.

Specifications

Dimension(LxWxH) -86"
86⁵⁄₈"×31¾"×29⁵⁄₈"
Dimension(LxWxH) -96"
96⁵⁄₈"×31¾"×29⁵⁄₈"
Weight
602 lbs/ 662 lbs
Working Width
86"/96"
Material
Q345 Steel
Pressure
2320 ~ 2900 PSI
Flow Range
60-80
Max Tilt
±20°
Blade
65mn
Cutting Edge Thickness
0.4 in
Hydraulic Couplers
G1/2 Quick Connect
Blade Dimension (86")
86 ⁵/₈" ×1/2" × 4 ⁷/₈"
Blade Dimension (96")
94 ½" × 1/2" × 4 ⁷/₈"

Shipping

US warehouse dispatch, Fulfillment time: 6-10 business days

86"

  • LxWxH (inch): 89x27x28
  • Weight (lb): 640

96"

  • LxWxH (inch): 95x26x31
  • Weight (lb): 662
  • A forklift or equivalent is required for unloading

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Assembly

Manual

Snow Shovel Connection Frame

Replacement Cutting Edge

  • Step 1: Install the shock-absorbing block (rubber pad) in the box in reverse, and install the left and right sides in reverse. (Fig. 1 → Fig. 2)
  • Step 2: As shown in the figure, a leg needs to be changed in direction. (Figure 3, Figure, 4)

Note: The user needs to change the direction of the outriggers for the first time. （Fig.3 → Fig.4）The purpose is to hang it on the loader, but after hanging up, the outriggers will fall to the ground, which will hinder the work, and you need to do the change back (Fig.4 → Fig.3). After the user has finished using it, he needs to change it (Fig.3 → Fig.4) for the next use.