Trackless offers two standout solutions to keep sidewalks safe: the granular Rear Mount Sidewalk Spreader and the brine sprayer attachment. Whether dispersing salt or applying brine, these targeted tools ensure icy sidewalks are quickly addressed for efficient, eco-conscious winter maintenance.
October 30, 2024 | Staff Editor
As winter weather rolls in, ensuring sidewalk safety becomes essential. Trackless provides two highly effective, low-waste options for municipalities and businesses aiming to tackle icy pathways: the Rear Mount Sidewalk Spreader, built for precise granular spreading, and a brine sprayer attachment for liquid de-icing. Each attachment is uniquely engineered to maximize coverage, minimize waste, and cut down on environmental impact, while giving operators a choice between solid and liquid applications based on specific needs. Here’s a closer look at how each system is designed to meet the challenges of winter maintenance.
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Granular Application: Trackless Rear Mount Sidewalk Spreader
The Rear Mount Sidewalk Spreader is specifically crafted for spreading granular materials, providing a 41-inch spread width that applies salt or sand in a diamond pattern for optimal coverage. This pattern prevents waste and minimizes turf damage while stretching each load further, reducing the need for frequent refills and saving on labor, materials, and fuel. A hydraulic drive powers the agitator and delivery roller, with a rotary dial offering ten dispensing settings to adjust the spread rate based on conditions. A sealed lid keeps materials dry, preventing clumping and protecting the engine compartment from moisture.
The spreader operates in two modes: “run” and “auto-run.” In auto-run, the spreader stops automatically when the tractor halts or shifts into reverse, saving material. Run mode provides continuous output, ideal for larger areas needing consistent salt or sand application.
Liquid Application: Trackless Brine Sprayer
For liquid de-icing, Trackless offers a specialized brine sprayer attachment, designed to prevent snow and ice from bonding to surfaces before accumulation occurs. This rear-mounted water tank has a capacity of 80 gallons and includes a 12V electric pump with adjustable settings for precise brine application. With its semi-translucent polypropylene construction, the tank is durable and easy to monitor for refill needs. The brine sprayer attachment is especially useful in urban areas, as it keeps sidewalks clear without leaving granular residues that can be tracked indoors, reducing cleanup and material costs.
In areas needing proactive ice control, the brine sprayer provides an eco-conscious solution, preventing ice from adhering to surfaces and enhancing public safety.
Multi-Functionality with Trackless Attachments
For versatile winter maintenance, both the granular spreader and brine sprayer can be paired with the Trackless Power Angle Sweeper. With independent hydraulic systems, the sweeper and spreader can be operated simultaneously or independently, allowing operators to clear snow while treating surfaces with de-icing material in a single pass. This functionality streamlines operations, saving time and improving efficiency.
Setting a High Standard in Winter Maintenance
Trackless’s Rear Mount Sidewalk Spreader and brine sprayer attachments offer powerful solutions to winter sidewalk maintenance, balancing safety, efficiency, and environmental considerations. With these tools, municipalities, campuses, parks, and communities can confidently keep public spaces accessible and safe during winter. By pairing durable equipment with innovative design, Trackless supports a proactive approach to winter safety, ensuring that sidewalks and pathways remain clear in even the harshest conditions.
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