Ames Companies 1642000 Aluminum Snow Pusher 24 Inches

Product Description

The AMES COMPANIES 1642000 is a 24-inch aluminum snow pusher designed for efficient snow removal on flat or lightly graded surfaces. The pusher blade measures 12 inches by 24 inches and is constructed from aluminum for a balance of durability and reduced weight during extended use. A built-in wearstrip along the bottom edge protects the blade and extends service life on abrasive surfaces such as concrete or asphalt. The tool ships with a 46-3/4-inch wood handle already paired to the head. This pusher is suited for facility maintenance crews, property managers, and trade professionals who need a dependable, no-frills snow management tool.

This snow pusher is intended for use on residential driveways, commercial walkways, loading docks, and other flat paved surfaces where pushing and containment of snow is preferred over lifting. The aluminum blade keeps overall tool weight low, making it practical for repetitive pushes across large surface areas. The wearstrip allows use directly on concrete and asphalt without rapid blade degradation. This is a single-piece unit sold per each, with a package quantity of six units per case for supply house or fleet purchasing.

Key Features

• Aluminum blade construction reduces tool weight for extended use
• Blade dimensions of 12 inches by 24 inches provide wide clearing path
• Wearstrip along bottom edge protects blade on abrasive paved surfaces
• 46-3/4-inch wood handle included with each unit
• Sold per each with a package quantity of six units per case

Compatibility

Designed as a standard aluminum snow pusher for use on flat paved surfaces including concrete, asphalt, and similar hard ground. No specific system or equipment compatibility applies to this product.

Installation Notes

No installation is required beyond verifying the handle is fully seated and secured before use. Inspect the connection between the handle and blade head prior to each use session to confirm there is no looseness or cracking. Replace the handle if any splitting or structural damage is observed. Storage in a dry location will extend the life of the wood handle.