Snow Pusher For Skid Steer, Compact Wheel Loader, Utility Tractor

Tri-Formed Box For Strength

The KAGE Moldboard has a reinforcement structure like no other in its class. The full length Tri-Formed Box structure gives it the maximum torque resistance and rigidity. We take skid steer pushing seriously. The moldboard steel is 10ga GRADE 50, which has a high tensile strength, making it difficult to dent and tear, prolonging the life of the finish and plow itself.

Heavy Duty Snow Plow Powder Coating

The powder coated SnowFire Blast snow pusher box and moldboard has a powder coat and primer baked on at 400+ degrees to safeguard all of the steel components and keep the pusher looking great for years. To avoid rust streaks and deteriorating pockets of corrosion, we use a proprietary method of applying seam sealer to all un-welded joints prior to the finish getting baked on. This  increases the life of the finish and quality of its appearance.

Blade Down Pressure

Snow Pusher Down Pressure? Bring it on! This trip edge pusher is meant to take the abuse so common to skid steer snow pushing.

Replaceable Plow Cutting Edge

Our cutting edges adhere to highway department standards and will fit any ‘standard highway punch’ design. Just replace the edge as needed – no need to move, rotate, flip or flop! SnowFire Blasts come standard with high carbon steel cutting edges but can easily accommodate both poly cutting edges and the KAGE AdvantEDGE sectional cutting edge!

Snow Pusher Oscillation

A snow pusher with oscillation prevents situations when your cutting edge doesn’t stay flat on the plowing surface, whether due to uneven pavement, or improper boom adjustment. The KAGE SnowFire Blast always stays flat on the plowing surface, from tip to tip – even with down pressure applied! Never again do you have to worry about one side digging in as you drive over bumps, crowns or side slopes.

Plastic Skids

Plastic skids are much more gentle than rigid steel shoes. They drastically reduce the damage done to delicate surfaces, such as turf, parking blocks and even curbs.

Back Drag Pusher Kit

Do you have sites where you’re regularly back dragging snow? Do you want to dramatically increase the efficiency of your snow plow when back dragging snow? The Back Drag Pusher Kit, is designed specifically to fit KAGE SnowFire Blast snow pusher systems.

This back drag kit is installed on the top of the pusher, allowing you to tip the pusher down on its front and back drag while still utilizing the containment capabilities of the pusher box.

This accessory will add to the weight and dimensions of the snow pusher. For instance, an 8-foot SnowFire Blast without the back drag kit is 54 x 103 x 35 inches and weighs 1497 lbs. With the kit added, it increases to 60 x 103 x 41 inches while bumping it up to 1735 lbs.

Polyurethane Cutting Edge

Under-Hitch Tractor Undercarriage

The Under-Hitch tractor undercarriage is extremely valuable when it comes to mounting your SnowFire to the front of any tractor. The universal undercarriage system is designed to fit nearly any make or model of tractor, providing stability and easy attachment options, including the capability for front 3-point hitch mounting.

SPECIFICATIONS

SNOWFIRE BLAST

Available Quick Attaches

Universal Skid Steer Mount

The Universal Skid Steer Mount is the standard for the SnowFire Blast snowpusher. This couples to any modern skid steer in seconds. Then just couple the hydraulic couplers to the machine auxiliary hydraulic and you are ready to roll snow!

The universal skid steer mount is often used on other types of equipment beyond just skid steers as well, including some:

• Compact Track Loaders
• Telehandlers
• Compact Tractors
• Utility Work Machines
• Articulating Loaders

MACHINE SIZE RECOMMENDATION 

• SBK72 – 5,000+ LBS
• SBK96 – 6,000+ LBS
• SBK108 – 6,500+ LBS
• SBK120 – 7,000+ LBS

Wheel Loader Attachments

The newest attachment style offered for the SnowFire BLAST series is for compact wheel loaders and tractor-loader-backhoes. This system can incorporate many different styles of hook-and-pin style attachments OR universal skid steer attachments. Uniquely designed for compact wheel loader applications, this attachment allows the plow to float while driving over uneven terrain. This floating hitch style is recommended for all wheel loader applications because it increases the ability to steer the loader, and the scraping ability of the plow.

MACHINE SIZE RECOMMENDATION

• SDP72 = 5,000+ LBS
• SDP96 = 6,000+ LBS
• SDP108 = 6,500+ LBS
• SDP120 = 7,000+ LBS
• SDP144 = 7,500+ LBS

Under-Hitch 8000 Series tractor undercarriage setup on a John Deere 4 series tractor for direct hitch pivot frames.

Direct Hitch Tractor Mount

The most common option for attachment to tractors is the direct hitch style tractor mount. This hitch is used in combination with one of the Kage Under-Hitch Tractor Undercarriages for compact tractors. The KAGE Under-Hitch also offers the option for three-point hitch attachments.

Tractor Loader Arm Mount

For compact tractors equipped with the universal skid steer mount at the end of the loader arms, the SnowFire BLAST is an option. Just keep in mind that tractor loader arms will not operate as quickly as the other options and are more flimsy than direct hitch or 3-point hitch mounted snow pushers. More caution must be exercised when utilizing this method of attachment to avoid damaging your tractor.

MACHINE SIZE RECOMMENDATION

• SDP96 = 40 + Horsepower
• SDP108 = 50 + Horsepower
• SDP120 = 60 + Horsepower
• SDP144 = 75 + Horsepower
• Rear counter-weight is recommended for better traction.

Take a look at these articles published by the news media and industry experts about KAGE’s new snow pusher.

Construction Equipment Guide

• KAGE Innovation Releases New Trip Edge Snow Pusher

With so many versions of Snow Pusher on the market, sometimes it can be hard to know which one is best for your needs. At KAGE Innovation, it is all about finding and creating The Better Way. This guide is designed to help you determine the better way for your home or business when in regards to snow pushers, including the SnowFire Blast. Here, we’ll answer frequently asked questions about the BLAST and other snow pushers and address the pain points of your snow removal processes. Click on the headlines below to read blogs dedicated to those topics.

What’s the difference between the SnowFire and SnowFire Blast plows?

Jan. 4, 2023 – At first glance, the SnowFire 2-in-1 snow plow and pusher system may look the same as the SnowFire BLAST snow pusher, but there are some very distinct differences. Here, we break down the differences and what they mean to you.

What is the purpose of float in snow pushers?

Dec. 28, 2023 – Discover how float improves the performance, safety and efficiency of snow pushers and what eight floating mechanisms are available on snow pushers. In this blog we also identify the different float features available on each of KAGE’s four snow pushers.

What to Look For in a Trip Edge

Learn all about trip edges, including the purpose, sizing, how they are activated and how they function. We compare the trip edges on all of KAGE’s snow blades and pusher including the ShadowBlade, SnowFire, SnowFire BLAST, SnowStorm and SnowDozer. This blog also explains the differences between trip edges vs full trip moldboards, single trip edges vs split trip edges, and types of springs best more making the cutting edge rebound after tripping.

Why is a KAGE snow pusher better than a loader bucket?

Let’s compare KAGE snow pushers with loader buckets. Here, you’ll see a detailed breakdown comparing stacking capabilities, cutting edges, angling functions, damage control, safety features, maintenance, sizing. We’ll discuss how each of these features affect the speed, efficiency and performance of your snow removal efforts.

Top 10 Features to Reduce Snow Plow Damage

KAGE plows are designed move snow in the simplest and most efficient way possible while reducing the risk of damage to obstacles, the plows, machines and operators. Here we’ll breakdown the top 10 safety features and accessories for snow plows. Some of these come standard and others are optional. They included everything from damage reducing skids, cutting edge, hydraulic features and float to laser guides.