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Old 01-14-2014, 06:12 PM
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Default Replacement snowplow shoes
I found these as a replacement for my wore out snowplow shoes on my 100 with the 42 inch blade. They are a little bigger than the factory shoes, but fit perfectly on the plow without modification. They are made from hardened industrial strength steel for longer life. They are sold in pairs and come with new hardware, and painted black. I picked mine up at my local Polaris dealer and spent just over $20 for the pair.

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Looks great!!
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Those are nice! I need to get some for my blade.
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Very nice I want some! thanks for the tip.
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Looks good.You know what they say about big shoes ....
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I'm resurrecting this thread in hopes that I can get more feedback on the polaris shoes. I'm going to need new shoes for my blade sooner than later. They look like they fit just fine.... how about performance? Thanks
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I'm resurrecting this thread in hopes that I can get more feedback on the polaris shoes. I'm going to need new shoes for my blade sooner than later. They look like they fit just fine.... how about performance? Thanks
If you have enough left of the old shoes you could just build them up with a welder.
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If you have enough left of the old shoes you could just build them up with a welder.
Gotta get a welder first...thought I'd just get new shoes....
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