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Ice Breaker
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Ice Breaker

Contact us for current availability. Order before fall for winter readiness.

Overview

Front-mounted Ice Breaker (EF 1500) that roughens and breaks up hard, packed snow so the cut material settles firmly and adds friction to the road surface. Operated at minimal engine speed for low noise and emissions.

Key Features

1,520 mm (60 in) total width with 1,385 mm (55 in) working width

Operator-set cutting depth for precise match to surface hardness

Pivoting frame adapts to the contour of the road surface

Rear spreader bar redistributes broken snow material evenly behind the unit

Designed to run at minimal engine speed for lowest possible noise and emissions

Commonly used in harsh winter climates such as ski-resort roads and mountain paths

Watch It In Action

See the Ice Breaker at work

Who This Is For

Facilities maintenance firms, municipalities, and contractors working roads where packed snow has set up hard and chemical de-icing is slow, expensive, or environmentally restricted. Best for ski-resort roads, mountain towns, and alpine service routes.

Ideal Applications

Roughening packed snow on ski-resort access roads

Treating mountain-pass switchbacks where salt is restricted

Breaking up compacted snow on rural and secondary routes

Adding friction to icy downhill runs near schools and transit stops

Pre-treatment before spreading grit on hard-pack surfaces

What Sets It Apart

Mechanical friction instead of chemistry, the Ice Breaker works on sites where salt is banned, expensive, or too slow, roughing the surface so vehicles grip it immediately. Adjustable cutting depth plus a pivoting frame keeps the unit contouring with the road rather than fighting it, and the rear spreader bar leaves an even, compacted work product behind the tractor. Designed to run at minimal engine speed, so noise and emissions stay low in quiet ski villages and alpine resorts.

Common Upgrade Path

Replaces heavy chemical de-icing applications on routes where environmental rules or cost rule out salt and brine.

When to Consider a Different Model

Not the right tool for fresh snow, plough first with the Snow Plough or Combi Snow Plough & Brush, then use the Ice Breaker on the bonded layer underneath.

Multihog Ice Breaker

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Ice Breaker best suited for?

Facilities maintenance firms, municipalities, and contractors working roads where packed snow has set up hard and chemical de-icing is slow, expensive, or environmentally restricted. Best for ski-resort roads, mountain towns, and alpine service routes.

What are the main applications for the Ice Breaker?

The Ice Breaker is ideal for: Roughening packed snow on ski-resort access roads; Treating mountain-pass switchbacks where salt is restricted; Breaking up compacted snow on rural and secondary routes; Adding friction to icy downhill runs near schools and transit stops; Pre-treatment before spreading grit on hard-pack surfaces.

What sets the Ice Breaker apart from other quick-change attachments?

Mechanical friction instead of chemistry, the Ice Breaker works on sites where salt is banned, expensive, or too slow, roughing the surface so vehicles grip it immediately. Adjustable cutting depth plus a pivoting frame keeps the unit contouring with the road rather than fighting it, and the rear spreader bar leaves an even, compacted work product behind the tractor. Designed to run at minimal engine speed, so noise and emissions stay low in quiet ski villages and alpine resorts.

When should I consider a different model instead of the Ice Breaker?

Not the right tool for fresh snow, plough first with the Snow Plough or Combi Snow Plough & Brush, then use the Ice Breaker on the bonded layer underneath.

What is the typical upgrade path from the Ice Breaker?

Replaces heavy chemical de-icing applications on routes where environmental rules or cost rule out salt and brine.

Interested in the Ice Breaker?

Our Multihog specialists can answer your questions, provide pricing, or schedule a hands-on demo.

Call (800) 747-2312