The Tarron’s standard mounting system is a universal mounting plate, i.e., DIN plate. This makes attaching and detaching the plow faster and easier. When on the ground, the plow will oscillate with the surface, maintaining constant contact and better clearing. In transport mode, the plow provides greater ground clearance by remaining level, even when turned to the right or left.

In addition to the adjustable attack angle, another smart and effective design feature allows the wheels (or plow shoes) to take weight and pressure off the cutting edge, prolonging cutting edge life and reducing wear and tear on the surface being plowed. The Tarron thinks of everything.

The Tarron's primary cutting edge can be assisted by a second slush cutting edge as necessitated by road conditions. At the driver's discretion, the second edge drops behind the front cutting edge, doubling the plow's scraping capacity.

Deflectors are almost an afterthought to most plow manufacturers, but not at Schmidt. The MS’s deflector not only provides the driver with better visibility, it also is designed to optimize the snow rolling and discharge of the snow from the plow.

MS plows with lower blade heights can be fitted with hydraulically controlled containment wings when snow cannot be ejected. Each side can be controlled separately or simultaneously.

The MS 72.1 and MS 80.1 are available with folding outer section that fold back when necessary. This increases the maneuverability of these plow systems while providing clearing width flexibility.