Slice the Storm, Angle the Windrow, Own the Pavement — Sibom’s Skid Steer Snow V Blade Gives Cat, Bobcat, Kubota and Every Universal-Plate Loader a Precision Winter Edge

The first big snowfall never lands gently. It arrives with layered drifts, crusted parking-lot ridges, and howling windrows that defeat straight blades in the very first pass. Professional contractors and public-works teams solve that challenge with a tool flexible enough to pierce packed berms, sweep wide boulevards, and still finesse sidewalks without pinballing off curbs. That tool is Sibom’s new skid steer V blade plow—a variable-geometry, hydraulic, quick-attach weapon that fits every modern skid-steer lineup from Cat to Bobcat to Kubota, and turns a compact loader into the most agile snow machine on the route.

From V to Straight to Angle in a Heartbeat

At the push of a toggle, twin power wings pivot on a dual cylinder v blade linkage that Sibom engineers built around a sealed solenoid valve v blade control block. In seconds the blade morphs from v-shape snow blade for initial drift piercing, to full scoop for windrow capture, to true angle mode for curb-line cleanup. Each wing holds its own circuit, making the system an individual hydraulic v blade rather than a one-hose compromise. Deploy the multi position v blade in deep drifts, flip to angle position snow blade for broad boulevards, straight-line for parking bays, then back to tight angling v blade to scrape along loading-dock bumpers. Fluid power does the work; your wrists stay fresh.

Strength That Laughs at Hidden Obstacles

Snow hides parking stops, valve lids, and rebar like a magician hides cards. Sibom equips every heavy duty snow v blade with a steel trip edge v blade supported by tensioned springs. The instant the cutting edge tags something immovable, the edge trips back, the automatic reset v blade springs forward again, and you keep rolling. For larger hazards the blade’s core spine activates an automatic obstacle avoidance blade routine: both wings hinge and flip over obstacle snow plow style, dumping energy before it can twist loader arms. Seconds later the spring return v blade locks into operating pitch without a wrench turn.

You never need to exit your cab in a blizzard, never sledge ice off a crumpled moldboard, never file paperwork for broken pins—just line up the next pass.

Built to Punch Ice, Not Punch Out Early

Winters wreck soft steels, so Sibom fabricates the moldboard skins from high strength steel v blade plate, laser-cut, press-braked and robot-welded onto a skeletal rib cage. A high gloss powder coated v blade finish seals every seam against salt brine. The working edge ships with a hardened wear resistant edge v blade you can reverse at mid-season. Crews clearing decorative pavers or airport de-ice pads can swap to a nylon edge v blade option in minutes. All edges bolt on, a core feature for a replaceable cutting edge v blade that saves thousands in consumables.

Indoor-Garage Convenience in Outdoor Chaos

Universal plates make attachment swaps simple, but Sibom presses that advantage further with a quick attach v blade push plate design. One minute after dropping a bucket your skid loader v blade is hydraulically live and ready for snow. Dust-resistant quick couplers lock the hoses; color-coded caps match the flow lines on Cat’s Smart Attach, Bobcat’s SJC, and Kubota’s AUX2 harness.

Operator visibility matters too, so Sibom’s moldboard profile slopes low near the wings and arcs higher at the throat. The cab line of sight runs clean to both corners, helping the driver slip past parked sedans and pivot across narrow cul-de-sacs on a single look-back.

Control Without Question — Precision Every Pass

Each wing angles through a ±30 degree angling v blade range. Electronic detents snap into common plow positions so night crews feel tactile confirmation even in bouncing seats. Want micro control? Feather the proportional joystick to set a custom attack; the precision angle v blade cylinders hold pressure against chatter, preserving wing symmetry.

Sibom’s independent wing control blade logic means you can swing left while the right wing remains fixed, ideal for funneling snow around dumpster corrals or scrape snow near curb blade contexts where asymmetry equals survival.

Applications From Runway to Ridge-Route

A single blade now conquers every winter territory:

• Airport snow v blade teams slash through wind-sheared rimdrifts, then straighten wings for taxi-lane sweeps.

• Municipal v blade plow crews open twin-lane arterials before sunrise, then angle wings for campus paths by noon.

• Contractor v blade fleets cut first access stripes across warehouse lots, pull scoop mode for stacking, angle again for precision curb cleanup.

• Highway snow plow v blade patrols carve V trenches through median drifts, tighten to 30° for shoulder windrows, and finish with scoop for exit ramps.

• Farm yard v blade operators break frost ruts at dawn, back-drag manure alleys at dusk—no electronics swirl under foot slurry, only sealed rams and high-pivot pins.

Not busy in July? Flip to the smooth nylon edge and push sand, bark, or loose soil—because a Sibom year round box blade ethos hides inside the variable geometry.

Low Downtime, High Timestamp Earnings

A winter storm won’t wait for a torch and a bench vise. So every pivot pin in the durable snow v plow lives under greaseable bushings. Every hydraulic hose follows an abrasion-sleeved loom. Hose lengths are short, protected by the push plate, and spares ship in easy-order kits. If a cutting edge wears past spec, unbolt, reverse, or replace—fifteen minutes flat and your low downtime snow plow is back in billable motion.

Rental houses praise the simple design snow pusher architecture because it lowers training curves; municipal depots love the cost saving v blade lifecycle math where two seasons of salt and midnight curbs claim only washing and edge steel, not moldboard welds.

Real-World Proof

In Minneapolis, a Bobcat T650 paired with a Sibom snow v blade attachment shaved forty minutes off each lot route by spearing into dense boulevard berms the city plows left behind. A Canadian highway maintenance contract running Cat 272D XHP loaders replaced two straight blades with one road snow v blade and cut drop-pass counts by a third. A Mid-Atlantic university deployed Kubota SVL75-2 units with nylon-edge wings; the crew cleared 12 miles of sidewalk without dislodging a single paver, a first in their decade of winter logs.

The Ordering Path That Wins the Storm

Sibom’s ecommerce portal lists every multi size snow pusher variant from five to ten feet. Select steel or nylon edge, choose bolt-on ski resistant snow pusher shoes for gravel, pick factory-installed snow deflector v blade flare if your market sees high-water content drifts. Freight arrives on a powder-coated cradle; bolt the push plate, connect hoses, plug the solenoid coil into your AUX circuit, and your efficient snow clearing blade is live.

Register the serial for two-year structural coverage and lifetime tech support where plow veterans answer calls night-of-storm.

The Conclusion Written in Clean Pavement

Snow seasons used to divide pros from owners—pros carried three blades, two buckets, and a salt spreader. Owners carried pray-it-works budgets. Sibom’s versatile snow v blade pulls professional versatility into one attachment, one loader, one fuel tank. Your Cat splits drifts, your Bobcat stacks piles, your Kubota angles windrows; all do it with the same reliable, high performance v blade.

Don’t push snow twice. Cut it, scoop it, move it—once, fast, clean. That’s how Sibom spells winter victory.

Attach. Transform. Dominate.