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Old 07-20-2011, 12:24 AM
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Does anyone know,do they make a set of snow plow skids that are poly/heavy plastic instead of metal? Was thinking I saw some but can't remember where? don't like marking up the concrete.
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Old 07-20-2011, 08:08 AM
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Never heard of them, but I would be interested as well if you happen to find any.
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Old 07-20-2011, 09:44 AM
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Same here, I need them for my blade.
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I am going to try hockey pucks . I will drill a hole in the center and counter sink one side half way and use a carige bolt ,that fits snug and take and round the bottom side a lil on the outside edge . my center hole will be a lil smaler then the square part on the bolt . So it will draw up into the center hole .
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Xtememotorworks has them. They are metal
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I am going to try hockey pucks . I will drill a hole in the center and counter sink one side half way and use a carige bolt ,that fits snug and take and round the bottom side a lil on the outside edge . my center hole will be a lil smaler then the square part on the bolt . So it will draw up into the center hole .
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I am going to try hockey pucks . I will drill a hole in the center and counter sink one side half way and use a carige bolt ,that fits snug and take and round the bottom side a lil on the outside edge . my center hole will be a lil smaler then the square part on the bolt . So it will draw up into the center hole .
I have another idea along that line. Besides.....have you ever seen a basement wall that a goalie practiced against? You would have black marks all up and down the driveway!!!! I was thinking about using that white material they use for cutting boards in the kitchen, the teflon impregnated stuff. It would hold up even better and not leave "skid" marks. If you make any of these, remember to make extras to sell to all your friends on the board here. I haven't checked on the material yet, too many projects and so little time.
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Thanks guys,I like the idea of making some pads out of the white cutting board material. We used that on work benches at my old job and that stuff is tough as nails. Will have to look into it,thanks alot for all the input!
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If you use any kind of skids on a paved driveway, you will wind up with a sheet of ice. The skids are for gravel driveways so the gravel stays in the driveway.

What you need is a plastic cutting edge so you can get down to the bare surface of the driveway.
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What about a set if heavy duty casters with rubber tires, they wouldn't marr your driveway.
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