SNOW PLOW deflectors, LED snow plow lights
Rubber snow deflector helps to lower the snow from the windshield while snow plowing . They play an important role in the visibility and security of winter roads. Rubber deflectors can be available in any length or width can be customized. The use of this device is not mandatory, but it is certainly the greatest good for snow plow operators once it is installed on your snow plow The rubber flap is made of a material hardness skirt board is usually around 60 durometer. The deflector are very resistant to wear and weather resistant. The concept gives the plow driver the ability to see while plowing by not allowing the snow from the plow hit the windshield.
They are also other NEW items that you can add to your deflector. The Edge-O-Lite, LED lights or reflectors are a great addition to install on your snow plow, or deflectors They are very durable to weather and wear resistant. There are different applications to use this special led ,reflectors on, and they are specifically made for a snow plow application with shock resistant materials, not like regular led truck, plow lights
They bring you deflector great Bling , stand out amongst the other plow companies It is a collision prevention systems products help keep all the roads safer dark winter. Like many of the snow, operators and contractors to avoid this winter, it is important to be better equipped with the best accessories and products to protect you and other drivers safer at night or in reduced visibility in winter. It 's very important that drivers and equipment operators are the safest atmosphere of winter maintenance, especially in the dark rural roads.
Snow plow deflectors LED are only available here at Edgeolite. These are not normal led plow lights. These are custom made , shock resistant to withstand high vibration of snow plowing.
Get your set today and stand out above your competition
Get your set NOW! We only made so much of this special LED light for this year, when they are gone they are gone GO HERE
Sunday, November 21, 2010
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