
Virnig’s SiteTote, Reduces Capital and Operating Expenses Up to 75%
The SiteTote system is designed to address long-standing challenges in the snow and ice management industry, particularly material storage and access during active storms. By combining secure on-site storage with a versatile skid steer attachment, Virnig aims to provide contractors with a more flexible and efficient approach to salt deployment.
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Hiniker Expands Spreader Lineup with Innovative Poly Models
Snow Plow News sat down with Mike Zimprich of Hiniker to learn more about the company’s new poly tailgate spreaders, available in 6 and 10 cubic foot sizes. Designed for both UTVs and pickups, these new models feature Hiniker’s unique bubbler spinner system that prevents material dribble and waste — bringing smarter, cleaner performance to winter maintenance pros.
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Why the SiteTote System Outperforms Traditional Salt Trucks for Winter Maintenance
Designed for efficiency, cost savings, and sustainability, SiteTote offers a smarter, leaner approach to snow and ice management.
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Buyers Expands Pro Series with 8 Cubic Yard Poly Municipal Spreader
Buyers Products has unveiled the Pro 8000, an 8-cubic-yard poly municipal spreader that delivers big capacity, full municipal-grade features, and a 30% cost savings over stainless steel models.
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Virnig’s Modular Salt Spreader: A Game-Changer for Snow Removal Pros
When winter storms strike, every second counts. Whether you're servicing a campus, mall, municipal lot, or commercial complex, the ability to pre-load, deploy, and precisely apply salt without relying entirely on salt trucks can make or break your operation. That’s where Virnig’s modular Salt Spreader steps in — engineered to eliminate inefficiencies, reduce waste, and simplify logistics.
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Landscape Company Transforms with On-Site Salt for Winter Operations
Nate’s Lawn Maintenance replaced nearly 30 salt truck routes with 300 SiteTotes and 67 spreaders, slashing costs and response times while making winter operations faster and more efficient.
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Buyers Launches SaltDogg® PRO-M Series With Multiplex Control System
The PRO-M Series with multiplex controller condenses multiple wiring connections into just two, cutting down on corrosion risks and simplifying setup. Available now with multiplex pre-installed, Buyers also offers a retrofit kit.
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Enhancing Walkway Security with Trackless Ice Management Attachments
As the winter season draws near, cities, universities, and other organizations encounter the crucial task of maintaining secure walkways in the presence of snow and ice. Trackless has introduced a series of specialized attachments to effectively manage these issues, ensuring that public areas remain accessible and secure throughout the cold months.
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Hilltip Unveils Next-Level Spreader Tech with StrikeSmart Plus and TempStriker Integration
Hilltip’s new StrikeSmart Plus controller and TempStriker sensor array bring real-time weather forecasting, surface temperature data, and smart material rate recommendations to the cab—streamlining operations and reducing waste with a fully integrated system.
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Bauman’s Built-to-Last Sidewalk Solutions
Bauman Manufacturing’s drop spreaders are built tough in Canada and designed for precise material placement on sidewalks and narrow paths—helping contractors reduce waste, protect property, and get the job done right.
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Sno-Way Tailgate Spreaders: Reliable, Durable, and Built for Precision
Sno-Way tailgate spreaders deliver reliable, precise, and efficient deicing for sidewalks, driveways, and parking lots. With hopper sizes ranging from 4 to 9 cubic feet, these spreaders offer versatility and durability for both residential and commercial snow removal. Designed with weatherproof motors, impact-resistant wheels, and adjustable flow controls, Sno-Way spreaders ensure consistent performance—even in the toughest winter conditions.
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Get Some Liquid Courage: Confidently Add Liquids to Your Winter Maintenance Services
Winter maintenance professionals in North America have been relatively slow to embrace the use of liquids for snow and ice management, unlike their European counterparts who have already incorporated this technology.
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