Is the Snowsport / Redi-Plow REALLY Ready for Mountain Snow and Sleet? - Part 1

[@TonysFordsandMustangs]

Since the plow has no angle it looks like your truck had a rough time once it piled up. Thanks for making this! I was considering a similar plow but will stick to something that can angle

[@OutdoorsSouthMountain]

Thank you for your comment. Actually, it can manually angle. I didn't have it angled though for much of what I captured on video.

[@TonysFordsandMustangs]

@@OutdoorsSouthMountain I thought those were striaght push plows. I'll have to look again. I have a 25 year old Snow Bear plow that works great but is 280 Lbs. and I'm not getting any younger :) I was looking for a lighter alternative

[@Uticagreens]

I purchased my plow with the angle attachment. But I find that I don't need to use the angle feature on my 200+ foot driveway.

[@scottszuk5736]

I have a Snowsport on my Samurai and 90 % of the time don't use the angle feature .@@Uticagreens

[@dkat1108]

No this is a great video showing the limits of the plow in wet snow. I would have done smaller piles or put chains on rear for traction..

[@OutdoorsSouthMountain]

Thank you so much for your comment!

[@EddyPENN-4]

Good tips. Thanks!

[@OutdoorsSouthMountain]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Uticagreens]

I have the very same plow on my 2022 Nissan Frontier. Here in Upstate NY we get an average of 96" to 120" of snow per year. The plow clears the snow with no problem and does not harm the 200' driveway. I push the snow and stack it in the back of the property. The plow does not scalp or harm the lawn. I love it!

[@OutdoorsSouthMountain]

Thank you for your comment! Wow, that's a lot more snow than we get on average. I've also been really happy with it for the 5 years I've had mine. Thank you again!

[@btwenzel05]

What year is your taco?

[@OutdoorsSouthMountain]

2006. Thank you for your question.