Extra Mile Snow, a distributor of Wolf America equipment, is also putting the machines to work in its own fleet. In a recent interview, Harry Steldt shares how the equipment is performing in real-world snow operations and why it’s gaining traction with contractors.
As contractors look for more efficient and cost-effective equipment, Extra Mile Snow is helping bring machines from Wolf America to the U.S. market—backed by real-world use in their own fleet.
We spoke with Harry Steldt of Extra Mile Snow about what sets the equipment apart and why they stand behind it.
Distributor Backed by Real-World Use
Extra Mile Snow isn’t just distributing Wolf America equipment, they’re running it.
“We’re using a whole bunch of them in our own fleet,” Steldt said. “We’ve also sold some and leased units out to other contractors to get as many hours on them as possible.”
That hands-on approach gives the company a deeper understanding of performance, durability, and day-to-day usability—something many distributors can’t offer.
With approximately a 90-day turnaround from order to delivery, contractors have a relatively quick path to adding equipment to their lineup.
Built for Comfort, Visibility, and Efficiency
Compared to traditional skid loaders, Steldt points to operator experience as a major advantage.
“These are much more comfortable. You’re sitting higher, you can see everything, and you don’t have the blind spots like a skid loader.”
That improved visibility contributes to:
- Safer operation
- Faster job completion
- Better overall efficiency
It’s especially valuable for experienced operators who benefit from better ergonomics during long snow events.
Strong Build, Competitive Cost
Despite a more competitive price point, build quality has held up in the field.
“The boom arms are super heavy duty, and the welding is really impressive,” Steldt said.
That balance of durability and cost efficiency is a key reason Extra Mile Snow continues to expand usage within their own operation.
Designed for Easy Maintenance
Ease of maintenance is another standout.
“If you can use a wrench, you can work on it,” Steldt noted.
Key serviceability features include:
- Easy access to components
- Tilting cab for full access underneath
- Simplified routine maintenance points
For contractors, that translates to less downtime and quicker turnaround during critical snow operations.
Hands-On Demo Opportunity
Extra Mile Snow is also inviting contractors to try the equipment firsthand.
Interested buyers can visit their shop to:
- Run the machines
- Test performance in real conditions
- Get a full operational feel
By combining distribution with real-world fleet use, Extra Mile Snow offers contractors a practical, tested perspective on Wolf America machines.
For those looking to improve efficiency, operator comfort, and cost control, it’s an option worth evaluating.