The Deere 366 plow is a different style of snow plow. It’s designed for use on the larger 2 series and 3 series Deere tractors as a dual purpose plow.
As the 366 Plow is delivered from Deere, its primary design focus is as a dirt plow. These issues with this plows design, make its use as a snow plow its secondary purpose
We produce a special plow edge kit and also a plow top flap kit which dramatically improves the plows snow clearing ability and it also prevents the plow from damaging the pavement surfaces, when our plow edge kit is used correctly.
The reasons why our snow plow upgrade kit is necessary for the Deere 366 plow;
The moldboard is short in height, allowing the snow to push over it.
The moldboard is more flat than curved, which causes snow to stack in front of the plow and also snow fall over the top of the blade.
The steel cutting edge is far too aggressive for use on pavement without risking serious pavement abrasion damage.
The short moldboard and its flatter design discourage forward rolling of the snow which is essential for snow clearing.
The dirt plow steel edge is designed to strip the surface layer, a great snow plow is designed to clear the snow without damaging the surface.
Replace the harsh steel plow edge with Either our Rubber or UHMW Plow Edge.
Our plow top flap kit to make help the plow process snow correctly.
By changing the plow edge, we discourage surface digging and encourage surface clearing. By adding the top flap kit, it focuses the snow ahead of the plow, instead of simply stacking it up in front of the plow blade.
The Deere 366 Plow is mounted on the front 3 point hitch. This plow design and high quality hitch make the 366 plow much heavier than comparable snow plows. As a result, the Deere 366 plow needs a robust rubber plow edge or our UHMW plow edge, to carry the plows weight and not damage the surface being cleared of snow.
Designed to meet the demands of this plows extra weight when used for clearing snow. This edge is well suited for the plow owner using their plow for their private use or commercially, or for the owner who simply wants the best plow edge available for this plow.
This is a custom machined UHMW plow edge ready to be bolted on your 366 plow. This edge is for those who want to be able to scrape hard pack snow and ice without the surface damage of the steel plow edge.
Our edge kits for the 366 plow ship with the 5/8” diameter cap screw bolts , flat washers and Nylock nuts for securing the plow edge. Due to the plows weight, we ship our edges for this plow with cap screw bolts verses the carriage head bolts often used. Using cap screw bolts allows the plow owner to put a wrench on the bolt head while also tightening the Nylock nuts to assure the plow edge is tight on the plow.
We discourage the use of Impact tools to install the plow hardware as the high speed spinning of the nut on the bolt threads can cause “galling” of the bolts and result in the hardware being “cold welded” to the plow. Its best to always spray the bolts with a suitable spray lubricant anytime you are installing or removing the bolts to reduce friction and protect the hardware.
The Deere 366 plow is a different style of snow plow. It’s designed for use on the larger 2 series and 3 series Deere tractors as a dual purpose plow.
As the 366 Plow is delivered from Deere, its primary design focus is as a dirt plow. These issues with this plows design, make its use as a snow plow its secondary purpose
We produce a special plow edge kit and also a plow top flap kit which dramatically improves the plows snow clearing ability and it also prevents the plow from damaging the pavement surfaces, when our plow edge kit is used correctly.
The reasons why our snow plow upgrade kit is necessary for the Deere 366 plow;
The moldboard is short in height, allowing the snow to push over it.
The moldboard is more flat than curved, which causes snow to stack in front of the plow and also snow fall over the top of the blade.
The steel cutting edge is far too aggressive for use on pavement without risking serious pavement abrasion damage.
The short moldboard and its flatter design discourage forward rolling of the snow which is essential for snow clearing.
The dirt plow steel edge is designed to strip the surface layer, a great snow plow is designed to clear the snow without damaging the surface.
Replace the harsh steel plow edge with Either our Rubber or UHMW Plow Edge.
Our plow top flap kit to make help the plow process snow correctly.
By changing the plow edge, we discourage surface digging and encourage surface clearing. By adding the top flap kit, it focuses the snow ahead of the plow, instead of simply stacking it up in front of the plow blade.
The Deere 366 Plow is mounted on the front 3 point hitch. This plow design and high quality hitch make the 366 plow much heavier than comparable snow plows. As a result, the Deere 366 plow needs a robust rubber plow edge or our UHMW plow edge, to carry the plows weight and not damage the surface being cleared of snow.
Designed to meet the demands of this plows extra weight when used for clearing snow. This edge is well suited for the plow owner using their plow for their private use or commercially, or for the owner who simply wants the best plow edge available for this plow.
This is a custom machined UHMW plow edge ready to be bolted on your 366 plow. This edge is for those who want to be able to scrape hard pack snow and ice without the surface damage of the steel plow edge.
Our edge kits for the 366 plow ship with the 5/8” diameter cap screw bolts , flat washers and Nylock nuts for securing the plow edge. Due to the plows weight, we ship our edges for this plow with cap screw bolts verses the carriage head bolts often used. Using cap screw bolts allows the plow owner to put a wrench on the bolt head while also tightening the Nylock nuts to assure the plow edge is tight on the plow.
We discourage the use of Impact tools to install the plow hardware as the high speed spinning of the nut on the bolt threads can cause “galling” of the bolts and result in the hardware being “cold welded” to the plow. Its best to always spray the bolts with a suitable spray lubricant anytime you are installing or removing the bolts to reduce friction and protect the hardware.
