DOTD 10 Foot Snow Plow Spec, Rev. 3-11-25.pdf
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- Webster Parish, Louisiana
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This document is a bid specification from the Department of Transportation and Development (DOTD) for a 10-foot snow plow with a rapid attachment system, dated 3/11/2025. The specification details a comprehensive snow plow with specific technical requirements, including a 10-foot blade width, 31-inch blade height, and a moldboard constructed of 304 Stainless Steel. The plow features include eight vertical ribs, two diagonal ribs, full-length 2-inch cross tube, two 12" angle cylinders, two 6" lift cylinders, cast plow shoes, full trip action, and a drop leg stand.
The snow plow comes with additional features such as a 3/8 belted rubber snow deflector, halogen or heated LED plow lights, a rapid attach hitch system, plug-in harnesses to connect the plow and lights to the truck, and in-cab controls for all plow and light operations. The specification references the Buyers CM100II-120" model or an equivalent, suggesting flexibility in the exact manufacturer or model, provided it meets the detailed technical specifications outlined in the document.
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DOTD Bid Specifications
3/11/2025
10 ft. Snow Plow
Snow Plow with Rapid Attachment System
Features and Options:
Blade width 10 ft.
Blade height 31 inches
Mold board thickness 12 gauge
Cutting edges 5/8’ X 6’
Moldboard constructed of 304 Stainless Steel
Eight vertical ribs
Two diagonal ribs
Full length 2 inch cross tube
2 X 12” angle cylinders
2 X 6” lift cylinder
Cast plow shoes
Full Trip Action
Drop leg stand
3/8 belted rubber snow deflector
Halogen or heated LED plow lights (2)
Rapid attach hitch system
Drop leg stand
Plug in harnesses to connect plow and lights to truck
In cab controls for all plow and light operation
Buyers CM100II-120” or equalivant
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