Feature
●【Compatibility】Snow plow blade flap 10-0190 compatible with Kolpin Polaris universal rubber blade flap. The snow plow rubber deflector fit for 48"-72" snow plow blade, replacement for kolpin snow plow flap designed for compatible with snow plows on a variety of vehicles such as ATVs, UTVs, side-by-sides, 4-wheelers, and cycle country plow.
●【Durable Material】The snow deflector plows are made of rubber material for excellent durability; They are engineered to resist fading and cracking, Guard it from direct sunlight during downtime, ensuring long-lasting performance season after season.
●【Easy Installation】The rubber plow deflectors are easy to cut, and the blade can easily cut and drill holes to match your planer setup; Get the right size to meet your needs for efficient snow removal.
●【Efficient Snow Displacement】Universal snowplow rubber blade works well with snow plows to prevent snow from flying on your face, and with precise cuts and modifications, these plow deflectors ensure snow displacement without excessive spillage. Even during heavy snowfall, you can save time and effort while keeping the path open and safe.
●【After Sale Service】We are committed to providing you with better service, if you have any questions about the materials, use, installation and other aspects of snow plow blade flap, you can always send us an email and we will reply within 24 hours.
Description
The snow plow blade flap is easy installation
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Step 1Align one end hole of the flap, with one end hole of the blade on top edge. Use the blade flap as a template, to drill 1/4” diameter holes into your blade where no pre-drilled alignment holes exist. |
Step 2Secure the blade with the provided 1/4" x 3/4" bolts, washers and lock-nuts. (Position the bolts, from the topside down thru the flat washers, and then secure with locknuts, on underside of top blade edge.) |
Step 3Tighten locknuts to apply slight squeeze to rubber and make sure the end of bolt is even with nut bottom or bolt threads extend past the locking portion of locknut. |
Step 4Mark and the trim your excess blade flap to proper length of your blade using tin snips or tin shears. |
