RunNico Universal Snow Plow Blade Flap - 72"x 6"x 1/4" Rubber Snow Deflector with 11 Sets Mounting Hardware - Snowplow Rubber Plow Deflector Attachments,Suitable for 48"-72" Blades

What It Is

This is a heavy-duty rubber flap that bolts onto the bottom edge of a snow plow blade to prevent the blade from scraping pavement or damaging the surface. It’s designed for use on lawn tractors, UTVs, ATVs, or truck plows with blades between 48 and 72 inches wide.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Blade width: Fits plows from 48" to 72". The flap itself is 72" long, so you’ll need to trim it to match your blade width if shorter.
• Mounting hardware: Includes 11 sets of bolts, nuts, and washers. Works with most standard plow blades that have pre-drilled holes or a flat mounting lip (check hole spacing—typically 6–8” apart).
• Not OEM-specific: Universal design fits brands like SnowEx, Western, Meyer, Boss, and most tractor/ATV plows, but verify your blade has a flat bottom edge or a lip for bolting. Does not fit curved or molded blade edges without modification.
• Thickness: 1/4” rubber—stiff enough for snow, but flexible against pavement. Measure your existing flap’s thickness to ensure it matches your blade’s retention slot or bolt pattern.

Key Things to Know

• Installation difficulty: Easy—just drill holes if your blade lacks pre-drilled spots, or align with existing holes. Expect 15–30 minutes with a drill and wrench.
• Durability: 1/4” rubber is standard for residential use. It will wear faster on concrete than on gravel or grass. Replace when it splits or gets too thin.
• Trimming: You’ll need a sharp utility knife or saw to cut to exact length. Mark and cut straight for even wear.
• Hardware quality: The included bolts are zinc-coated; they’ll rust over time in salt environments. Consider upgrading to stainless if plowing frequently on treated roads.

Should You Buy It

Yes, if you need a budget-friendly, universal rubber deflector for a 48–72” plow and don’t mind drilling or trimming. It’s a solid value for residential use, but skip it if you need a thick, commercial-grade flap or a brand-specific no-drill fit.