SaMASZ City 150 User manual

SaMASZ Sp. z o.o.
Poland, 15-161 Białystok, ul.Trawiasta 15
Established – 1984
tel. (+48) (85) 654 70 31
fax (+48) (85) 664 70 41
e-mail: [e-mail]
www.samasz.pl
OPERATING MANUAL
SNOW PLOWS:
City 150
City 180
City 200
City 150 K
City 180 K
City 200 K
City 150 Up
City 180 Up
City 200 Up
IN211EN003
2014.01.03
ENGLISH VERSION 3
Original manual

This operating manual is an indispensable part of every snow plow and
aims to familiarize the user with the rules of proper operation and utilization of
the device as well as the dangers inherent in its use. Before starting up the
machine for the first time carefully read this operating manual and all safety
advice.
The City is a light duty plow intended exclusively for snow removal from
roads, car parks, slightly uneven lots or similar operations. Its use for other
purposes will be treated as use not in accordance with its intention. Fulfilling the
requirements regarding utilization, operation and repair according to the
recommendations of the manufacturer and exclusive adherence to them are the
conditions for its use in accordance with its intention.
Other than the rules of the machine's utilization, its proper use consists of
maintenance and keeping it in good condition, as well as using only original
spare parts.
The snow plow should be operated, serviced and repaired only by
personnel familiar with its technical characteristics and with rules of safe
conduct.
Regulations regarding accident prevention and all basic regulations
regarding safety and work hygiene, as well as all traffic regulations should
always be observed.
The manufacturer assumes no responsibility for damages resulting from
self-made repairs or modifications of the snow plow carried out without
manufacturer's authorization.
In the event of any doubts connected with the operation or utilization of
the plow please contact the manufacturer's service department.
When the snow plow is sold to another user it is mandatory to pass on the
operating manual to the new owner and keep a signed written confirmation of
this fact.
ATTENTION
Statements in this operating manual with this sign as well as
warning signs on the device warn the user of possible dangers.
We congratulate you on making the correct choice in your snow plow purchase and wish
you satisfaction from its use.
Prepared by: Jarosław Kondratiuk, M.Eng
Accepted by: Adam Kierkowicz, M.Eng
Updated by: Marta Michalska, Eng

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Table of contents
1. IDENTIFICATION......................................................................................................................... 2
2. SAFETY........................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1. Safety rules....................................................................................................................................3
2.2. Safety rules....................................................................................................................................4
2.3. Warnings and prohibitions ............................................................................................................5
3. INTENDED USE AND CONSTRUCTION.................................................................................. 5
4. EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS............................................................................................ 8
4.1 Standard equipment.......................................................................................................................8
4.2 Optional equipment.......................................................................................................................9
4.3 Spare parts.....................................................................................................................................9
5. OPERATION................................................................................................................................... 9
5.1. Connecting the plow to the tractor ................................................................................................9
5.2. Mounting City Up plows on a truck/tractor ................................................................................10
5.3. Plow control.................................................................................................................................11
5.3.1. Standard control.............................................................................................................. 11
5.3.2. Optional control.............................................................................................................. 12
5.3.3. City Up plow control...................................................................................................... 13
5.4. Transport and parking position of the plow ................................................................................13
5.5. Preparing the plow for operation.................................................................................................14
5.5. Operation....................................................................................................................................15
6. OPERATIONAL MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................... 17
7. MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE............................................................................................ 17
8. TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY ................................................................................................ 18
9. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS......................................................................................... 18
10. DISASSEMBLY AND DISPOSAL ............................................................................................. 19
10.1. Disassembly ...............................................................................................................................19
10.2. Disposal......................................................................................................................................19
10.3. Environment...............................................................................................................................19
11. WARRANTY................................................................................................................................. 20
11.1. Warranty card............................................................................................................................20
11.2. Warranty conditions..................................................................................................................20
11.3. Record of warranty repairs........................................................................................................21

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1. IDENTIFICATION
Every snow plow can be clearly identified using the identification plate which is permanently
attached to the suspension body, as shown below (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1. Identification plate and its location
The identification plate includes:
A. full name of the manufacturer,
B. serial number,
C. device model,
D. date of manufactuer,
E. device weight,
F. quality control mark,
G. the CE symbol signifies that the product conforms to the 2006/42/EC Directive and
harmonized standards.
H. country of manufacture,
I.. barcode,
J. version number (optional).
ATTENTION!
The identification plate is a document and it is forbidden to change it or to
allow it to become illegible.
ATTENTION!
The identification plate contains essential information necessary when
contacting the manufacturer in the event of any questions or doubts.
ATTENTION!
When ordering spare parts for a device please include data from
the identification plate of that device: name, model, serial number and date of
manufacture.
A B
C D
E
F
G
H
I J

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2. SAFETY
ATTENTION!
Only personnel familiar with this operating manual may operate the snow plow.
Every user should be fully aware of existing dangers and should know how to
avoid them.
2.1. Safety rules
 Before operation the operator must read this operating manual.
 Unfamiliarity with the operating manual can lead to damaging of the plow.
 Using the plow for purposes other than the intended use is forbidden.
 The City plow with the frame has bolts on the mount which act as a mechanical overload safety
system. If those are broken all resulting damages are not covered under warranty.
 Introducing of changes to the construction without manufacturer's approval is forbidden.
 Observe the regulations of the traffic code while operating the plow.
 Operating speeds of the tractor-plow unit should be appropriate to working conditions, such as:
level of unevenness, rocks, curbs and other immovable obstacles.
 Low operating speeds are recommended – using low gears of the tractor. Use of higher speeds can
cause injury to the driver and damage to the plow and the front TPH (three-point hitch) of the
tractor.
 Unauthorized personnel can not remain in the vicinity of the plow.
 Before starting work conduct a check of the device and especially the condition of the main
connections of the plow and the connection of the plow to the tractor.
 In the event of the necessity of working under a plow raised on the TPH of the tractor the plow
must be secured so that it does not fall.
 The condition of bolt connections and other connecting elements should be periodically checked.
Operation with damaged connections is forbidden.
 Carrying people or loads on the plow during transport or operation is forbidden.
 Use original pins and safeguards to connect the plow to the tractor.
 When standing the plow should be in the parking position.
 Damaged hydraulic hoses and other elements of the hydraulic system should be replaced.
 Use only original spare parts which are purchased at our company store or at a dealership.
 During operation, maintenance or adjustment always use protective gloves.
 Do not leave the tractor and plow on inclines. If such need occurs turn off the engine, engage
the parking brake and lower the plow.
 The plow should be stored in a covered area in the retracted position – with the actuators retracted
to protect the piston rods.
ATTENTION!
Ensuring the safety of the work area is the responsibility of the person operating
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2.2. Safety rules
ATTENTION!
Always observe the instructions on warning signs on the plow which warn of
dangers.
ATTENTION!
 All warning labels should be clean and legible.
 In the event of loss or damage of labels they should be replaced.
 Labels can be purchased from the manufacturer.
ATTENTION!
Any replacement parts should have all warning signs required by
the manufacturer.
Tab. 1. Warning labels located on the plow
1. N-3
Read the operating manual before operation.
2. N-4
Turn off power before starting servicing or repairs.
3. N-40
Transport hook for lifting of the plow.
4. N-52
Use protective gloves.

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2.3. Warnings and prohibitions
ATTENTION!
Despite the fact that the manufacturer of the plow SaMASZ Sp. z o. o.
Bialystok, in order to eliminate danger, assumes responsibility for the design
and construction of its plows, some elements of risk (so called residual risk) are
unavoidable during plow use.
ATTENTION!
Existing residual risk mainly results from inappropriate behavior of the snow
plow operator and not adhering to the rules of the operating manual.
ATTENTION!
While assessing residual risk the snow plow is treated as a machine which to
the moment of its manufacture was designed and constructed according to
the level of technology used at the time of its manufacture.
ATTENTION!
The danger of injury occurs during replacement of any working elements with
sharp edges. During all repairs or maintenance always wear protective gloves.
PROHIBITIONS!
Remember the following prohibitions during snow plow operation.
 Operation of the plow under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medications which reduce motor
skills is forbidden.
 Operation of the plow by unauthorized or untrained personnel is forbidden.
 Using the plow for activities other than those described in the operating manual is forbidden.
3. INTENDED USE AND CONSTRUCTION
The City plows are light duty plows intended for snow removal from roads, car parks, slightly
uneven lots or other similar tasks.
Thoroughly tested construction and the right choice of materials ensure a high reliability and
durability of our products. The City snow plow basically consists of a suspension system with
a replaceable mount and adjustable working moldboards (right and left) regulated using hydraulic
actuators or manually, using adjustment couplers. Dual directional actuators are controlled using
the tractor's hydraulic system with a controllable directional valve. A more detailed construction of
the plow City has been presented on the picture below (Fig. 2).

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Fig. 2. Construction of the City plow and a hydraulic schematic. P1, P2 – drive, A, B, - actuator 1,
C, D – actuator 2
A
– mounting frame
F
– rubber blade insert
B
– suspension system
G
– actuator
C
– right moldboard
H
– hydraulic system
D
– left moldboard
I
– support foot
E
– plowshare – transport points
Depending on the wishes of the client the mounting frame (Fig. 3) is available in different
versions. The different versions are presented below.
Fig. 3. Optional versions of mounting frames for the City plows
D
B
H
C
F
E
G
I
A
a)
b
)
c
)
d
)
e
)
f
)
g
)
h
)

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a) frame cat. I
b) custom fitting frame
c) custom fitting plate
d) SMS frame
e) EURO frame
f) frame for triangle municipal cat.
g) frame for triangle cat. 0
h) frame for triangle cat. I
The City plows have been designed in such a way that they can be mounted on the small
municipal tractors, which because of the specific construction of their front triangular suspension
systems are not able to connect to the above mentioned mounts. For this reason a special municipal
mounting system was designed, which replaces the standard mounting system with the mounting
frame (Fig. 4). City K snow plows have only been designed to less power tractors – municipal.
City Up plows are designed to serve as equipment for low-power vehicles with no own lifting
assembly.
Fig. 4. The City 180 K plow with the municipal mounting system
For the City 180 (K)/200 (K) plows optional support wheels or skids which reduce the pressure
exerted by the plow on the surface therefore extending the life of blade inserts or metal HARDOX
blade inserts (Fig. 5).
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Fig. 6. Overview of City 180 Up plow
There is a possibility for the City plow to be connected to machines which do not have hydraulic
connections for controlling the moldboards. For this purpose instead of actuators, at customer's
request, adjustable couplers presented below, are installed (Fig. 7).
Fig. 7. Adjustable coupler replacing the hydraulic actuator
4. EQUIPMENT AND SPARE PARTS
4.1 Standard equipment
 warranty card,
 operating manual and spare parts catalogue,
 rubber blade inserts,
 spring safety of the blade insert,
 support foot,
 hydraulic plowshare steering,
 marker lights (LED 12V),
 suspension system with lateral terrain coping,
 frame City cat. I (683 mm),
 spray paint (150 ml).

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4.2 Optional equipment
 mounting frame with chosen mount type – see Fig. 3,
 mounting triangle KAT. KOMUNAL / 0 / 1,
 set of support wheels (only the City 180 (K) / 200 (K) plows),
 set of support skids (only the City 180 (K) / 200 (K) plows),
 metal blade inserts – HARDOX,
 adjustable couplers – see Fig. 7,
 flags (Fig. 8).
Fig. 8. Mounted flags
4.3 Spare parts
Spare part should be ordered according to the spare parts catalogue, using full name of the part
and the part number from the catalogue.
ATTENTION!
Use only original equipment and spare parts from the SaMASZ Company.
Parts from an unknown source or home made parts are less durable and have
a negative influence on the operation of the plow and work safety.
ATTENTION!
The SaMASZ Company is not responsible for harm or damages resulting from
using non-original parts or equipment
5. OPERATION
5.1. Connecting the plow to the tractor
Conditions for connecting the plow to the tractor:
 the City plows have been designed as front mounted plows with different options of mounting
depending on the individual needs of the client. The following mounting frames can be
chosen (Fig. 3):
−TPH cat. I,
−SMS,
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−for triangular mount cat. municipal,
−for triangular mount cat. 0,
−for triangular mount cat. I,
−for custom mounting,
−plate for custom mounting,
 City K snow plows are not adjusted to mounting frames - they are equipped with special
municipal linkage,
 City Up plows are suitable for mounting on front linkage PN-EN 15432 Type B (DIN 76060),
 the tractor must have a 12 V power outlet (cigarette lighter outlet),
 the tractor must have at least one pair of hydraulic connections.
Fig. 9. Mounting the City plow on the three point hitch (A – pins with cotter pins, B – hydraulic connector,
C – support foot, D – electrical outlet, E – lower lifting arms of the tractor, F – upper tie,
G – rotation axis of moldboards)
In order to mount the plow on the tractor approach the plow so that the lower lifting arms of
the three point hitch are inserted into the mountings of the plow's suspension. Secure the mounting
using pins and cotter pins. Connect the upper part of the suspension system using a regulated tie and
secure them with a pin and cotter pin (Fig. 9). Next, connect the hydraulic connections and the power
plug along with the control switch. The rotation axis of the moldboards should be perpendicular to
the ground. After lifting the plow the support foot should be lifted and secured with a pin. If the plow
has been equipped with support wheels or skids they should be adjusted to the correct height.
ATTENTION!
The manufacturer is not responsible for damages to the device resulting from
improper mounting of the plow on the TPH of the tractor. During operation
periodically check weather the plow is still properly mounted.
5.2. Mounting City Up plows on a truck/tractor
In order to mount City Up plow on truck/tractor the following should be performed (Fig. 10):
 install control panel,
 plug in power plug to lighter's connector,
 connect hydraulic hoses to vehicle, 4 connectors (2x2 pairs),
 it is recommended to retract both cylinders responsible for shields' shifting (item. V) in order to
provide the plow’s better stability,
 catch can be lifted up onto a desired mounting height by means of vehicle’s hydraulics,
 set the vehicle in position which enables plow to be mounted on, so that hitch holders are above
linkage connectors,
A
D
B
C
E
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 lower plow's hitch onto vehicle's/tractor’s front linkage (with use of the hydraulics),
 upon mounting of the hitch on DIN linkage, protect the connection with M24 bolts.
Fig. 10. The City Up plow mounted on the truck
If a vehicle has no floating option for lifting cylinder available, then:
 lift the plow up by means of vehicle’s hydraulics and turn off connector's valve located near
EURO plug. This allows for smooth ground following.
5.3. Plow control
5.3.1. Standard control
ATTENTION:
Prior to mounting plow make sure that polarity of aggregated machine is the
same as driver's (Fig. 11). Wrong polarity will cause damage to the driver.
Fig. 11. Polarity of driver's plug
Once hydraulics and power plug are connected, move control panel along with cable to tractor's
cabin and connect the plug to lighter's connector 12V (Fig. 12). In order to lift/lower the plow, use
control lever for tractor's front 3-point linkage. Hydraulics control lever is used to rotate shield.
Switching between right and left plow's shield is possible thanks to switch (B2) on control panel (B).

+
Place hitch holders in
front linkage connectors
Protect hitch with bolts
by screwing to front
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In order to turn clearance lights on/off use switch (B1) on control panel (B). Switching on is signaled
by flashing diodes above the switch.
In order to extend life of coil on electric valve the driver automatically switches to left wing after
one minute.
Fig. 12. Controlling the City plow: A – Cigarette lighter outlet, B – Control panel (B1 – marker light switch,
B2 – moldboard control switch – right/left), C – Front TPH and hydraulic system control lever
(* - this is different in different types of tractors)
5.3.2. Optional control
In case of City plows there is possibility, on individual request, to install a 5-button control panel
as provided on Fig. 13 which cooperates with a 3-cartridge valve (Z– Fig. 13).
Fig. 13. Optional control panel
1 – Switching clearance lights on/off;
2 – Setting of left shield;
3 – Setting of right shield;
4 – Setting of both shields for clearing snow away to the right
\ or to the left / ;
5 – Setting of both shields at the same time to \/ or /\ position;
B1
B2
C*
A
B
1
2 3 4 5
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In order to extend life of coils on electric valves the driver automatically switches to position (5).
Double pushing of buttons (2), (3) or (4) will switch to position (5).
5.3.3. City Up plow control
City Up plows are machines, which have their own lifting assembly.
Controlling City Up plow is possible owing to control panel (Fig. 14).
Switch (A) in position (I) enables controlling right shield, in position (II) – controling left shield. In
order to turn parking lights on set switch (B) in position (I). Turning road lights on is possible if switch
(C) is in position (II), while for dipped lights in position (I). Both dipped and road lights work if
parking lights ar first turned on – switch (B). If control light (D) is on then fuse is off.
Fig. 14 . Control panel – City Up
5.4. Transport and parking position of the plow
During plow transport it should be lifted and prevented from lowering on its own (ex. locking
the tractor's TPH). When standing the plow mounted on the tractor should have the plowshare resting
on the ground. Plow not connected to the tractor's TPH should be resting on the support foot. In all
positions mentioned above the plow should be in the retracted position meaning with the actuators
retracted (Fig. 15).
Fig. 15. The City plow: a) parking position, b) transport position
a) b)
A
II
0
I
I
0
I
II
C
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5.5. Preparing the plow for operation
ATTENTION:
During storing of the machines in company SaMASZ the cylinders are
protected by special grease in order to secure them against weather which may
cause their premature wear. Before starting the operation excess grease should
be removed from the cylinders.
After correctly mounting the plow on the tractor it should be inspected and it should be
determined if the plow has worn blade inserts, bumpers or loose bolts. If necessary replace worn
elements and tighten the bolts. If the plow is ready for use it should be placed in the desired position
and plowing can be started. Fig. 16 and Fig. 17 presents basic operating positions of the plow.
While working on public roads turn on the marker lights.
Fig. 16. Basic operating positions of the plow: a) plowing the snow right, b) plowing the snow left, c) moving
the snow
Fig. 17. Basic operating positions of the plow: e) – moving the snow, d) – plowing the snow to both sides
simultaneously
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Pressure plate
Securing bolt
Mounting frame
5.5. Operation
ATTENTION!
During plowing the driving speed should be appropriate to existing road
conditions. During plowing driving faster than 25 km/h is forbidden.
The City plows are light duty plows which can withstand snow pressure up to 3 tons.
A schematic of permissible load distribution has been presented in Tab. 3, positions a), b) and c).
These plows often operate on uneven terrain and are subject to meeting immovable obstacles which
the operator often can not see, especially when covered by snow. For this reason the City plows have
been equipped with a number of overload safeguards:
 the first is the lateral coping system, which allows for overcoming slight diagonal bumps by
adjusting to them. Plow construction allows the plowshare to tilt right or left by 6° in relation to
the mount.
 the third are the folding blades which tilt by up to 90° thanks to which the plow easily can go over
obstacles of up to 10 cm (Tab. 2) – a condition of this safeguard is that the TPH must be set to
the floating setting.
Tab. 2. The working of the blade
This concerns one blade. The City 150 (K) / 180 (K) / 200 (K) plows have 4 blades each.
α[º] Fu [kg]
0 ~ 100
15 ~ 125
30 ~ 150
45 ~ 175
 the fourth system is the patented construction of the mount which protects the plow from pressure
greater than 3 tons and from sudden collisions with an immovable obstacle. It works by absorbing
the energy of the collision through partial or complete breaking of the 8 M8 class 8.8 bolts
securing the mount's pressure plates (Fig. 18).
Fig. 18. Replaceable mount with overload protection
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Tab. 3. Schematic visualization of the permissible loading of the City plow
Tab. 4 is a demonstration of the forces which affect the plow when it hits or brushes against an obstacle.
Depending on the character of the obstacles stopping distance varies.
Tab. 4. Approximate force F
h
acting on the City plow at speed Vand stopping distance S
h
with a tractor weight
equal to 3 tons – according to Tab. 2 pos. d)
Stopping distance
S
h
= [cm] Calculated frontal force F
h
= [Tons], with deceleration of the tractor at speed V.
5 km/h 10 km/h 20 km/h
10 1 11 16
20 0,5 3 8
30 0,3 1,2 3
40 0,2 0,5 2
The table above is a demonstration to show the operator how suddenly the forces change
depending on speed and stopping distance.
up to 3 tons
Ground
Fu - Pressure
tilting the blade
b)
a)
d) c)
Schematic of the permissible loads affecting
the City plows.
Distribution of permissible loads of
City plows with
CJ-50-28x250Z actuators - up to3 tons
Schematic of the permissible loads of
the City plows
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6. OPERATIONAL MAINTENANCE
Every time before starting work:
 make certain that the plow is properly connected to the tractor,
 check the condition of the hydraulic hoses and fittings,
 check the hydraulic system and marker lights
 check the level of wear on the blade insert and replace if necessary,
 check the tightness of all bolts and nuts according to Tab. 5,
 when installed adjust the height of support wheels or skids,
 in the event of broken bolts or damaged parts - replace them.
Tab. 5. Values M
A
of bolt torque
After 5 workhours:
 check the condition of blade inserts,
 check the condition of mount securing bolts and replace if necessary,
 when installed adjust the height of support wheels or skids if necessary.
After finishing work:
 carefully clean and wash the plow.
7. MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE
In the event when the plow will be parked for a period longer than two weeks, always perform
the following maintenance:
 carefully clean and wash the plow,
 if the plow requires repairs, adjustments, gasket replacement, or hose replacement this should be
completed,
 remove any rust spots and touch up any damaged paint,
 protect metal surfaces with a light coating of a thick lubricant such as ŁT – 43, mineral oil or gear
oil like 15W40,
 replace any illegible warning or informational signs,
 protect the connecting fittings of the hydraulic hoses.
ATTENTION!
The snow plow should be stored in the retracted position - with the actuators
retracted, in a dry and clean place, not accessible to unauthorized personnel or
animals, on flat, level and hard surface under a roof or other covering which
will protect it from atmospheric weather conditions.
KL
A 6,8 8,8 10,9 12,9
M
A
[Nm]
M4 2,2 3,0 4,4 5,1
M5 4,5 5,9 8,7 10
M6 7,6 10 15 18
M8 18 25 36 43
M10 37 49 72 84
M12 64 85 125 145
M14 100 135 200 235
M16 160 210 310 365
M18 220 300 430 500
M20 310 425 610 710
M22 425 580 820 960
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8. TRANSPORT AND DELIVERY
During transport the snow plow should be secured in such a way as to prevent it from shifting.
When loading the plow on a transport vehicle it should be lifted using transport hooks/openings shown
in Fig. 2 and which are marked with special labels (Tab. 1). Use only a lift/hoist with the lifting
capacity no smaller than the weight of the snow plow.
9. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
Tab. 6. General characteristics of light duty snow plows
Technical parameters
Plow type
Operating
width
min – max
[cm]
Plowshare
height
[cm]
Dimensions
lenght/width/
height
[cm]
Mount type Weight
[kg]
City 150 132 - 150 68 / 59 / 68 72/151/80 TPH cat. I,
SMS, EURO,
custom mounting frame,
custom mounting plate,
frame for triangle cat. municipal,
frame for triangle cat. 0,
frame for triangle cat. I
150
City 150 K* 61/151/80 130
City 180 158 - 180 70 / 59 / 70 75/181/82 165
City 180 K* 64/181/82 145
City 200 175 - 200 72 / 59 / 72 77/201/84 180
City 200 K* 66/201/84 155
City 150 Up 132 - 150 68 / 59 / 68 87/151/104 Plate PN-EN 15432 Type B
(DIN 76060)
210
City 180 Up 158 - 180 70 / 59 / 70 87/181/104 220
City 200 Up 175 - 200 72 / 59 / 72 87/201/104 230
The operating width of the plow changes along with the settings of the moldboards. The
hydraulic system allows
for the moldboards to rotate within the range of ±30°.
* City K snow plows are not adjusted to mounting frames - they are equipped with special municipal linkage.