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From: Nutter Fort, WV
I actually have metal in it now.
That was 1/8" lexan, sure did roll the snow when it was in it.
At normal temps like 25 and up, great blade.
Where I had problems was in the sub zero temps, it got to brittle.
100 dollars for a new sheet of lexan when I broke one.
Tree branches hidden in deep snow took out two sheets and a 12" round rock took out the last one.
The local glass shop went out of business, so the only place I can get Lexan now is at the local dirt track car chassis builder, with race car prices on the Lexan.
Snoway blade, hydraulic down pressure on the blade.
Sno-Way International
Yes I would get another one, that one is 15 years old now and still works great.
The frame is much heavier than say a steel Meyers, so no real weight savings.
That was 1/8" lexan, sure did roll the snow when it was in it.
At normal temps like 25 and up, great blade.
Where I had problems was in the sub zero temps, it got to brittle.
100 dollars for a new sheet of lexan when I broke one.
Tree branches hidden in deep snow took out two sheets and a 12" round rock took out the last one.
The local glass shop went out of business, so the only place I can get Lexan now is at the local dirt track car chassis builder, with race car prices on the Lexan.
Snoway blade, hydraulic down pressure on the blade.
Sno-Way International
Yes I would get another one, that one is 15 years old now and still works great.
The frame is much heavier than say a steel Meyers, so no real weight savings.
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