Have you ever heard anyone say: "You must see this snowplow, it's just awesome!"? Yes, I have too... That is what I call Snow Plow Talk. 🙂 Here I will post some cool updates, you better check back soon. Because you will never know when...
Here at SnowPlowTalk.com we are always looking for the bright side of snow removal, whether you have snow plow, blower or just plain all shovel. Someone needs to take care of the white stuff, right? The purpose of this snow removal blog is to create some more confusion in crazy world of snow plowing. For me a winter without snow is just like having to live in a small apartment in an old building in a "rough" part of town.
People do a lot of weird stuff when it comes to snow removal. Some of these snow plows are just silly others just weird, and we have some pictures to prove it. You can see some crazy snowplows, and some that actually make sense. There are also some snowplows we shouldn't talk about. This old Fiat 500 snow plow, I think will fit most categories. If you like pictures of snowplows like that I recommend you visit my cool snowplow pictures section where I have posted several pictures I found by surfing the Internet.
According to WikipediaThe first snow plows were horsedrawn wedge-plows made of wood. With the advent of the automobile, a number of inventors set about to improve existing plows. In the US, patents were issued for snow plow improvements at least as early as 1920. The first plow ever built specifically for use with motor equipment was in 1913. It was manufactured by Good Roads Machinery in Kennett Square PA. and was designed to meet the exacting requirements outlined by engineers of the New York City Street Cleaning Bureau.
One day the robots will take over our snow removal task, it is just a question of time. The robots are doing more and more of our chores, robot lawn mowers take care of our yard, robot vacuums take care of our floors, the technology is now also start hitting the snow plowing industry. A company based in North Carolina by the name of SuperDroid Robots has developed a robot that would plow snow for you while you sit back and relax. The robot will cost you about $8,500 and will prove most useful if the snow level lies between 2-6 inches. The robot is a six wheeler and comes with a plow blade which is 52" in length and works pneumatically. The robot can be controlled via tablet or your desktop PC. It weighs about 181.82 pounds and is capable of running for two hours on two car batteries. However, there is room for more batteries and hence, more work time. The RoboPlow will actually clear your driveway of snow while you have breakfast. So watch out snow plow manufacturers, because the winter is no match for RoboPlow.
Visit my Snow Plow Talk snowplow blog if you like crazy snow plow stuff. I talk about the aspects of snow removal which I feel like talking about, such as crazy robot snowplows and funny pictures. Can you trust the information you find on this blog? Not, really. Most might be true, but it always fun to twist the store a little bit to make stuff more interesting. And I guess that's just what a typical blog is all about these days.