Plow Truck financing

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Whether it's a New England Nor'easter or a snow-belt Clipper, winter storms can be merciless. And when the winter winds blow, and the snow piles high, you can bet plow trucks will be on the job, clearing the way for businesses to function. But cost can be a consideration, especially for larger plow trucks, making leasing plow trucks a smart move for companies.

This is where a plow truck financing specialist like Crest Capital comes in. Despite being from sunny Georgia, we know all about what our Northern neighbors go through, and have been providing fast, efficient plow truck leasing since 1989. With great rates, fast credit decisions, and the friendliest service anywhere, we can help you prepare for the next storm. Want to see how easy it is to lease a plow truck? Simply contact Crest Capital today, and let us do the rest.

Straight, V and Wing Plows

A straight blade pushes snow to one side, a V-plow breaks through drifts and angles either way, and a wing plow on the side widens each pass. Box plows on loaders and skid steers clear large lots; see skid steer financing.

Who Uses Plow Trucks

Snow removal contractors, landscapers who plow in winter, property management companies, and contractors that clear roads and parking lots under contract run plow trucks.

Plows and Spreaders

Most plow trucks also carry a spreader for salt or sand, so one truck clears and treats each pass. See salt truck financing.

New and Used Plow Trucks

Before buying used, check the frame and body for rust, the plow mount, hydraulics and wiring, the cutting edge, the four wheel drive, and the transmission and cooling, which work hard while plowing.