try a slick plow blade ?

[peter lena 8,589]

with recent , snow , did anyone try some  lubricant on the face of their plow  blade ? done this for years , the release , slide off is  much easier than a dry / rusty start point . road plowing is really the  deal , in snow removal , pete

[ri702bill 8,296]

Yup - cheapo store brand vegetable cooking spray. Did all 3  - the 48" plow, the 32" snowblower on the 854, and the 24" Ariens walk behind. No issues - works well.

So did your idea of the teflon sheet cut to fit under the Ariens chute...

[Pullstart 62,812]

I really need a new coat of paint and lube on my truck plow.  It holds probably 200 lbs of snow at times.

[pfrederi 17,685]

Never have needed slick stuff. Painted the blade several years ago no problems.  Speed helps even the wet heavy stuff like yesterday rolls off at 6-7mph. 

[Tonytoro416 1,033]

These two products from Amsoil worked really well for me this winter.  It was something I wasn’t afraid to spray the whole underside of my tractors with.  The mudslinger was designed for UTV/ATV crowd.  Basically spray it on before trail riding and power washing afterwards is said to be greatly improved.  Can’t speak for mud but I never had any build up of snow/slush on my tractors this year.  Good stuff

[Achto 27,516]

I usually give my plow blade a few coats of car wax. Seems to hold up well all winter.

[peter lena 8,589]

  @ri702bill  , just a simple  added slide point . also prevents rust , since adding that additional 100 lbs , that plow blade slide off is ridiculous , blade stays clean and  plowing is  in another zone , pete