How to control a snow plow?

To control a radio control snow plow, you use a remote control unit—much like the controllers used for RC toys or Traxxas trucks. These devices allow users to steer, lift, and tilt the plow blade with precision. Most remote control snow plows are designed for easy use on driveways, sidewalks, or even commercial snow jobs. Whether it's clearing snow for fun or serious snow removal work, people find RC plows offer joy, improved safety, and hands-free operation—perfect for areas where full-size vehicles aren’t practical.

What is the best snow plowing technique?

The best snow plowing technique for a remote control snow plow or remote control truck involves starting at the center of your driveway or job site and pushing snow outward. Always plow with the wind, and never pile snow near drains or sidewalks. For RC-based setups, watch your line of sight—especially when operating in deep snow or during low visibility. Be sure to watch videos or read a review to learn how other people use different plow options. Using a remote control improves control over tight turns and helps you avoid damage to curbs, landscaping, or parked trucks.

What is the life expectancy of a snow plow?

A high-quality radio control snow plow or remote control snow rig can last 5 to 10 years, depending on how it's used and maintained. Units operated professionally for snow removal services on driveways or business lots tend to experience more wear. Look for products with durable frames, weatherproof electronics, and cold-resistant materials. Just like hobby-grade toys or Traxxas RC trucks, routine maintenance, battery care, and cleaning after each job will significantly improve the product lifespan.

What is the fastest way to remove snow?

The fastest way to clear snow depends on the surface and snow depth. For narrow driveways or tight urban spaces, a remote control snow plow offers a quick, safe option—especially if manually shoveling takes too much time or you don’t want to risk damaging surfaces with large vehicles. On commercial properties, combining multiple remote snow plows for zone clearing allows people to tap into faster, more efficient operations. When speed is critical, consider remote control options with wide blades, strong traction, and heated elements to prevent icing.

How to plow snow efficiently?

To plow snow efficiently, plan your path in advance. Always plow with minimal overlap and make use of edge markers. Whether you're using a large truck-mounted plow or a radio control snow plow on a smaller job, efficiency comes from smart patterns and consistent use. Remote plows are especially perfect for small-area tasks, offering fun, functionality, and safety in one package. For homeowners, this makes it easier to clear snow without relying on full-service vehicles or hiring snow removal services. Need ideas? Watch content or review videos showing how others plow snow with RC setups in Australia, the U.S., and beyond.

The Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower features rugged treads, a visible engine, control panel, and 20.9″ cutting width. EPA compliant with 6.1 HP, it handles up to 35° slopes and is built for remote or autonomous use on varied terrain.

The Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower features a 20.9″ cutting width, handles up to 35° slopes, and has a 6.1 HP Euro 5 EPA engine—ideal for tough outdoor landscaping with reliable rubber tracks and front safety warnings.

The Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower features a compact gray design, 20.9″ cutting width, visible rubber tracks, 6.1 HP engine, caution labels, and is EPA-compliant for heavy-duty outdoor use on slopes up to 35°.

The Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower features a 20.9″ cutting width, 6.1 HP (EPA) engine, and tackles slopes up to 35°, making it ideal for rough terrain and industrial lawn maintenance.

The Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower features a 20.9″ cutting width, 6.1 HP EPA-compliant engine, rubber tank tracks, and handles slopes up to 35°, making it ideal for rough or uneven terrain.

Front view of the Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower, featuring rugged tracks, control panel, blades underneath for cutting, 20.9″ cutting width, handles 35° slopes, 6.1 HP engine, and EPA-compliant design.

Front view of the Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower, 20.9″ cut, 35° slope, 6.1 HP (EPA), with engine visible, Euro 5 EPA label, "DANGER! STAY BACK 150 FEET AT ALL TIMES" warning on the unit.

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SKU: 106101A | Model: RM20

Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower — 20.9″ Cut, 35° Slope, 6.1 HP (EPA)

Name: Farmry RM20 Remote-Controlled Tracked Slope Mower — 20.9″ Cut, 35° Slope, 6.1 HP (EPA)
Brand: Farmry
SKU: 106101A
Price: 2999.0 USD
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The Farmry RM20 is a compact, remote-controlled crawler mower designed for precise, safe mowing in challenging environments — steep slopes, orchards, solar farms, highway embankments, and hard-to-reach areas.
Powered by a 6.1 HP EPA-certified engine and equipped with aggressive track drive, RM20 offers maximum control up to 600 meters (1968 ft) away.

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What scenarios is this snow plow suitable for?

It is suitable for light personal use, and can clear freshly fallen snow in areas like residential/small-scale parking lots and driveways. It is not suitable for removing compacted frozen snow lumps or ice left by large municipal/commercial snow plows, nor for handling excessive snow, ice, sand, or gravel (as this will damage the equipment/vehicle).

Are there any hardware requirements for the vehicle to install the snow plow?

The vehicle needs to be equipped with a standard 2-inch Class 3 front-mount receiver. And for the front receiver hitch, need to make sure the cross beam is flat which is compatible to Snow Plow.

While below one is unable to compatible to Snow Plow, which has a step on the cross beam.

What are the vehicle weight requirements after installing the snow plow?

It must comply with the vehicle’s Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) and Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR, found on the driver’s side door):

1) If the front axle is overloaded, add rear ballast (sandbags are recommended; the weight of the securing device is included in the ballast weight) and secure it evenly behind the rear axle;

2) If the front passenger’s weight exceeds 300 lbs, the total weight must still not exceed the limit;

3) The vehicle’s load capacity decreases when carrying cargo; weigh the configured vehicle if in doubt.

Can I drive a vehicle with a mounted snow plow on public roads?

No. This equipment is not designed for public road use. In most regions, vehicles with mounted snow plows require additional lighting kits and safety chains to travel on highways, but this equipment is not recommended for use on public roads.

What is the speed limit for snow plowing and transporting the snow plow?

Do not exceed 15 km/h (10 mph):

1) Overspeeding during snow plowing may overload the equipment or cause vehicle loss of control;

2) Overspeeding during transport may cause engine overheating;

3) Reduce speed if the blade bounces during operation.

Parameter	Value
Model	RM20
Cutting Width	20.9" (530 mm)
Dimensions (L×W×H)	38.6" x 38.6" x 19.3"
Mowing Deck Thickness	4 mm (0.12")
Travel Speed	Up to 3 km/h (1.8 mph)
Blade linear speed	111 m/s (364 ft/s)
Engine Power	6.1 HP / 4.5 kW
RPM Range	2000 – 4000 RPM
Emission Standard	Euro 5, EPA compliant
Net Weight	352 lbs (160 kg)