Winter Equipment - Mon May 18, 2020
Winter Equipment Announces Increase in 2019 Season Overall Sales
Winter Equipment, an established name in the DOT, municipal and contractor snow and ice management industry, has announced an increase in the overall seasonal sales of its cutting edge systems. The trend was compared to a four-year average....
Hilltip Corp. - Thu February 27, 2020
Hilltip Corp. Launches in North America at the Work Truck Show 2020
Hilltip Corp of Pietarsaari, Finland, is launching a line of poly and stainless steel salt spreaders at the Work Truck Show 2020 through its North American subsidiary, Hilltip Corp. The company officially began operations in the United States on Jan....
Ford - Mon January 13, 2020
1,400-Pound Front Plow Rating Makes 2020 Ford Super Duty Ultimate Snow Machine
The 2020 Ford F-Series Super Duty will tackle winter's worst weather with the heaviest snow plow rating in the segment. With the available snow plow prep package, Super Duty features a maximum 1,400-lb....
Buyers Products - Thu December 19, 2019
New Municipal Flex Plow From Buyers Products Ideal for Expressway and Urban Use
Buyers Products, a manufacturer of work truck equipment, announced a new municipal flex plow. Operators can "flex" the upper moldboard of the SnowDogg SuperFlex into various positions. This makes it ideal for both urban and expressway use....
Winter Equipment - Mon December 16, 2019
Winter Equipment's Patriot Steel Snowplow Cutting Edge System Engineered for Longevity
Winter Equipment's Patriot steel snowplow cutting edge system is built to last four times longer than the industry's standard steel snowplow blade, according to the manufacturer. Longer blade life means that users experience less downtime changing out blades and more time plowing to keep streets and parking lots safe....
CEG - Thu December 12, 2019
GDOT Prepares for Winter Despite Likely Mild Season
As the Northeast United States begins to recover from a dangerous nor'easter that has dumped up to 30 inches of snow in some places over the past few days, the Georgia Department of Transportation is practicing and preparing for whatever Mother Nature has in store this winter in the South as part of National Winter Weather Preparedness Week....
Eric Olson –CEG Correspondent - Mon December 09, 2019
Busy U.S. Airports Ready for Anything in Winter
Summer had only just ended in the Front Range of Colorado, in and around Denver, when the area received its first snow accumulations on Oct. 10. It was little problem for area motorists long accustomed to early winters and maneuvering through the white stuff....
Iowa DOT - Wed November 27, 2019
Iowa DOT Prepares Its Fleet, Staff for Winter Travel Season
Another Iowa winter is around the corner. Mid-October signals the official beginning of the winter season for the Iowa Department of Transportation. Using data collected from previous winter events, the Iowa DOT is working to take a proactive approach to help keep everyone moving safely this winter....
SDLG - Mon November 11, 2019
Gleason Johndrow Deploys SDLG Wheel Loaders to Tackle Seasonal Applications
In the past, Gleason Johndrow Landscaping and Snow Management (Gleason Johndrow), a U.S.-based contracting company, had to rent construction equipment for snow removal projects. After purchasing 12 SDLG wheel loaders, the Massachusetts-based contractor now has a fleet that can work on any seasonal work from snow removal to landscaping projects....
Eric Olson –CEG Correspondent - Mon November 11, 2019
When Treating Wintry Roads, Which Material Is Better: Salt or Sand?
Some of the more intense snowstorms and icefalls in decades have blasted the United States over the last few winters. Changes in the climate are often cited as the reason for today's extreme winter weather and has touched off a hot debate among scientists, politicians and average Americans....
