Plow Blade:

• A large metal blade mounted at the front of the truck to push snow off the road. The blade can often be adjusted for different angles to direct snow to the sides.

Salt/Sand Spreader:

• Equipped with a spreader at the back to distribute salt, sand, or de-icing chemicals to improve traction and prevent ice formation.

Dump Bed:

• A container for holding large quantities of salt, sand, or other materials used for de-icing.

Advanced Controls:

• Many modern snow trucks include GPS systems, cameras, and sensors to enhance efficiency and allow operators to monitor road conditions in real-time.

Durable Design:

• Built with heavy-duty materials to withstand harsh winter conditions and long hours of operation.

Additional Attachments:

• Some trucks may have rotary snow blowers, wing plows for wide clearing, or brine sprayers for pre-treating roads.

Types of Snow Fighting Trucks:

• Single-Axle Trucks: Suitable for city streets and smaller areas.
• Multi-Axle Trucks: Designed for highways and large-scale operations.

Loader-Mounted Snow Plows, useful for clearing parking lots and tight spaces.