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The attack angle can be set to 55 degrees for unpaved or gravel surfaces, and for scooping heavy snow; 75 degrees for plowing paved surfaces and asphalt, and for scraping up ice and hard packed snow; or 65 degrees for all-around plowing surfaces and conditions.
Plow Shoes: These attach to the bottom of the snowplow blade and slightly raise it, allowing it to float over the gravel. Set the shoes about 3/82033 below the blade and adjust them to be about ½ above the ground.
Keep the skids! They are the cheapest part to replace. The blade should not ever touch the ground.
On relatively flat surfaces, put shoes on your plow, and adjust them so the plow's blade is between a half-inch or so above the ground. This will prevent you from digging into gravel in most cases. However, you should also use your senses and go slow. Speed kills when you're plowing a gravel drive or parking lot.