If you’re tired of standard snow plow pushers that leave far too much snow on the pavement, it may be time to learn about the patented KAGE® SNOW PLOW SYSTEM. This snow removal system is truly in a class by itself compared to the competition. Read on to learn more about this revolutionary snow plow and pusher that will increase productivity and save a tone time. Especiallyduring powerful winter storms.
Most snow removal contractors use skidsteers with their standard bucket to move snow. This works ok, but not ideal. The KAGE snow plow skidsteer gives you access to a patented 2-in-1 system” that allows you to easily transition from snow plow to box plow in seconds. Never leaving the cab, or without any type of pins, hinges or bolts.
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Have you every thought about the attachments you sell actually driving your equipment sales. Well that’s what the KAGE product line does. Our plow system drives competing brands customers to your store.
Are you already dreading late nights behind the wheel of a truck snow plow this winter? If so, it’s time to upgrade your snow removal equipment. If you have a skid steer laying around your equipment yard, you’re in luck! KAGE Innovation offers a skidsteer snow blade that allows you to easily push and stack snow without ever leaving the cab of your machine. Skidsteers are much more efficient for snow removal compared to truck snow plows
While some industries experience all types of innovation, other industries remain remarkably unchanged for years, or even decades. The snow removal industry is an example of an industry that has survived on antiquated technology for far too long. At KAGE Innovation, one of our missions is to constantly look at the snow removal industry and find ways that we can improve the efficiency of snow removal equipment for our growing number of customers.
While spring is here in full force, it’s never too early to think about snow removal! At KAGE Innovation, we live and breathe snow removal year round, and if you’re dreading heading into winter without a real plan on how you’re going to serve your customers or residents, now’s the time to learn more about our revolutionary snow plow products.
If your company provides snow removal services for residential or commercial properties, you likely have tried all sorts of snow plow systems both attached to your trucks as well as to heavy equipment like a skidsteer. If you still haven’t found that perfect tool to quickly and efficiently clear and stack snow on any property that you own or manage, it’s time to look into the SNOWFIRE Skidsteer Snow Plow from KAGE Innovation.
Our patented all in one solution gives your team the advantages of both a snow plow and a pusher box allowing you to switch between the snow plow and pusher box in seconds, without ever leaving the cab.
Good morning Snow fighters, and happy Friday to all of you. Jason and I are out here at Bobcat of Duluth! Of course we have the famous KAGE show trailer here with us today, and we’re going to kick the morning off by talking to you guys about the product enhancements that have happened to the KAGE blade over the years. We’re going to start out by Jason teaching us about the hose relocation bracket system that we made a couple of years ago.
Today in the “KAGE Snow Plow System Upgrades” series, I want to talk to you about the cylinder rods on our SnowFire series blade. We’re always trying to improve our products, make them better for you guys, get our users home early. Or on the other hand, to be making more money, because you can get more work done. What’s worse than having to maintain your gear, and cutting into your productivity. If you cut into your productivity, you cut into your profits.
Hey It’s Mike with KAGE Innovation! Today we’re going to talk about one more of those little nitpicky enhancements that we do to our products. Focusing on the SnowFire blade today, this enhancement that we’re going to talk about is all about the safety of the user. It has to do with climbing in and out of your machine, which you know none of us like to do.
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