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Virnig Snow Pushers

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Virnig Snow Pushers move large volumes of snow quickly and efficiently. Designed for skid steers and loaders, these durable attachments streamline winter maintenance and significantly reduce labor time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of cutting edge is best for snow pushers?

Snow pusher cutting edges come in rubber, polyurethane, and steel options. Rubber and polyurethane edges protect decorative pavement and reduce noise, while steel edges scrape more aggressively on asphalt and concrete surfaces where surface damage is not a concern.

What are containment wings on a snow pusher?

Containment wings are the side panels that prevent snow from spilling off the edges during pushing. Virnig Snow Pushers feature angled wings that capture and hold snow within the box, allowing operators to move larger volumes per pass without side spillage.

Can snow pushers back drag snow away from buildings?

Yes, many snow pushers include back drag edges that pull snow away from garage doors, loading docks, and building foundations. This feature eliminates repositioning your machine and allows operators to clear tight areas by dragging snow backward before pushing it away.

Are snow pushers suitable for commercial snow removal contracts?

Virnig Snow Pushers are ideal for commercial snow removal operations including parking lots, shopping centers, industrial facilities, and municipal properties. Their high-volume capacity and durable construction handle demanding schedules throughout winter seasons with minimal maintenance downtime.

How do I prevent snow from sticking inside the pusher box?

Snow buildup inside the pusher box reduces capacity and efficiency. Operating at consistent speeds, using coated or treated box interiors, and clearing accumulated snow periodically helps prevent sticking. Wet, heavy snow adheres more than dry powder and may require more frequent cleanout.

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