This utility model discloses a snowplow with easily adjustable
snow discharge direction, relating to the field of snowplow technology. It includes a housing with a base plate fixedly attached to its bottom surface. Two front wheels are mounted on one end of the base plate, and two casters are mounted on the other end. A pressure pump is installed on the top surface of the base plate. A de-
icing agent tank is fixedly attached to the upper end of the inner wall of the housing. The inlet end of the pressure pump is connected to a feed
pipe, one end of which communicates with the de-
icing agent tank. This utility model utilizes the interaction of a winding drum, an external threaded ring, an internal threaded ring, a pressure plate, a guide groove, and a guide block to orderly wind the extension
pipe onto the winding drum. Rotating the external threaded ring causes the internal threaded ring to move along the guide groove, driving the pressure plate to press and fix the
pipe. This solves the problems of conventional snowplows: the extension pipe lacks a dedicated
storage structure, is easily damaged during use leading to de-
icing agent leakage and waste, is inconvenient to access and install, delaying work progress, and the snowplow spray gun lacks a fixed storage location, making it prone to damage.