Snow Removal Being Enforced In New Hampshire

Careful. I have done it. Lifted up with a forklift and we did 15 trailers that night. We had over 3’ of snow on them. No way we could let the trailers leave like that.

 

Well, a snow rake might not work if there's a VorBlade system on the roof . . .

I wonder if that would hold up in the snow, anyway.

 

being plastic, i'd think not.

if they were metal tabs, much like these...Snow Guards - RT Mini Clear Snow Brake | Gutter Supply{AdId}&kclickid=9d5f04ad-5ee1-4e8b-9f61-d4c26eae4160&gclid=CjwKCAjwmq3kBRB_EiwAJkNDp_btiYrFeOa83M97YQSE-cEVtiiK8G0AZ1QojD65piBswzeQmGq1IxoC37kQAvD_BwE

maybe so, but i'd not trust the adhesive to stay there forever, so screwing it into the roof, with steel/metal plates underneath for more support, might be a better option.

thing also to be aware of, is the height of any device to hold back the snow/ice, for very close 13'6"-13"7-13" 8" overpasses.

 

With the majority of van tractors being on low pros they lose a few inches.

 

i wouldn't trust that however..one day you could be driving one set up, then the next week, drive another.....

just a thought over climbing on top of a dangerous roof.

may be a cheaper alternative to high dollar workman comp claims, and civil suits...