ICky
LawnSite Member
- Location
- Ontario Canada
Ok so I admit it .... I run a small parts store in Ontario Canada.<p>I would like to stock aftermarket plow parts for next season (even if just for my own use *grin*). None of my normal suppliers deal with plow parts. I would like to know if anyone has an address for a company like "BUYERS" or a wholesale company that would deal with me.<br>I tried to call information but.... gee I don't even know what state they are in ...<p>Any help would be appreciated.<p>Ian<p><br>P.S. <br>Some of what I learned this season.<p>When installing new exhaust do not go for the "cool" route and bring the tail pipes out under the rear bumper. <br>When the temp goes down the white smoke behind you makes it very hard to see to back up!<p>Do not attempt to wing the banks back on a steep off-camber road on a bright sunny day when the temp is around 30-32 degrees ....<p>The road gets slick and the off-camber bank sucks you right in ....felt real stupid after I was stuck and outside watching as the truck contined to slide sideways down the hill in park with the wheels blocked .... <p>When purchasing a used blade try to avoid one s with bullet holes as this tends to cause the snow to stick and build up.<p>A 2wd can push ALOT of snow DOWNHILL<p>A 2WD can push NO snow UPHILL<p>ALWAYS air your tires down to plow.<br>80 psi is great for carrying loads but not for traction.<p>Plowing is much harder then it looks.<p>3 am sucks<p><br>