Boss Snowplow Introduces HTX V-Plow

The Boss HTX V-plow is available in mild steel and features a full moldboard trip design to minimize plow and truck damage when encountering obstacles.

Wed June 29, 2016
Truck and Trailer Guide

Boss Snowplow continues to expand its half-ton and light-duty truck line with the HTX V-plow. With today's contractor and homeowner in mind, Boss built the HTX V-plow with just the right amount of steel in exactly the right place for the best combination of strength and weight. The precisely crafted, ultra-efficient HTX line is perfect for handling winter's toughest storms with your lighter-duty truck, according to the manufacturer.

The Boss HTX V-plow is available in mild steel and features a full moldboard trip design to minimize plow and truck damage when encountering obstacles. The HTX V-plow also comes outfitted with a steel moldboard, reinforced with diagonal cross-bracing and formed bottom channel for increased blade rigidity.

“We know tackling winter can be a challenging endeavor. The HTX V-plow provides a new offering for those who demand extended functionality from their plow while using a half-ton or lighter-duty vehicle,” said Mark Klossner, marketing vice president of Boss Snowplow.

The HTX V-plow comes standard with the Boss SmartLight3 headlight system, the first 100 percent LED lighting system with Ice Shield Technology that nearly doubles the lighting output of traditional halogen systems.

For more information, call 800/286-4155 or visit www.bossplow.com.

This story also appears on Construction Equipment Guide.

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