The oldest patent that I could find on a hydraulic snow plow was from 1980. Patent number US4187624 issued on February 12, 1980. It was issued to James R. Blau from Brookfield, Wisconsin. It was filed on March 8, 1978.
The abstract reads as follows:
A snow plow especially suitable for use with small vehicles, such as cars, is disclosed. The snow plow features a hydraulic system for controlling movement of the plow from side to side as well as for elevating the plow. The blade elevating system of the present invention utilizes a bell crank means coupled intermediate the plow frame and a lifting bar located behind the vehicle's front bumper and provides important advantages over conventional lift systems. The snow plow of the present invention also includes a coupling system which permits the plow to be quickly coupled to the vehicle for snow plowing and quick removal of the plow when the vehicle is to be used for its conventional purposes. A system is also provided for locking the plow blade in its elevated position to keep it from falling while the vehicle is being driven from one snow removal location to another. Finally, the invention's hydraulic system is mounted in the vehicle's engine compartment where it can be locked to prevent theft.
This patent covers a number of smaller plows that are made to fit on cars and trucks. It does not deal with hydraulic single use snow plows. You can see a picture of the type of plow covered by this patent in the link I have attached.
John deere invented the steel plow in 1837
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There really was no inventor of the 6-bottom plow. The six-bottom plow was a modification to the plow (invented by Charles Newbold in 1797) after tractors were invented to pull larger plows.
I believe the Moldboard Plow was invented around the 3rd century.
To couple a disc plow to a tractor, first ensure the tractor is on level ground and the engine is off. Align the plow's mounting brackets with the tractor's hitch, then use the tractor's hydraulic system to lift the plow if necessary. Secure the plow by locking it into place, connecting the safety pins, and attaching the necessary hydraulic hoses. Finally, adjust the plow's depth and angle settings before starting the tractor.
Requirements for operating a Bobcat skid loader with a plow attachment to clear snow on sidewalks can vary by location. In some areas, a hydraulic license or certification may be required if the equipment uses hydraulic systems. It is best to check with local authorities or regulatory bodies to determine the specific licensing requirements for your situation.
The first snow plow is believed to have been invented by Charles Newbold in the early 19th century, around 1809. It was a cast-iron plow designed to clear snow from roads and pathways. Over time, the design of snow plows has evolved to become more efficient and effective at removing snow.
Snogo Snow Plow was created in 1932.
John deere invented the steel plow in 1837
When was the lightweight plow invented?
you go to the garage and get the blow dryer and blow the snow out
The dealer that I work at has a snow plow on a 2000 Dodge Durango. It isn't the best vehicle as a snow plow but it works.
It is safe to pass a snow plow when it is parked or when it is moving with the plow raised so that it is not engaged.
Snow plow parts needed to plow a driveway require a pickup truck or a decent sized SUV and a bolt connector to the front fender that will allow attachment of the plow.
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James Oliver invented the chilled iron plow.
He invented the steel plow in 1837.