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Equipment for snow removal and professional cleaning

This page features equipment used for snow removal, municipal maintenance, and outdoor cleaning, offered by dealerships and sellers active in Québec. On Publiquip, these listings support the needs of municipalities, snow removal contractors, and companies specializing in surface maintenance.

Using the search tools, you can enter a title, stock number, or serial number to locate specific equipment. Sorting by date allows you to view the most recently posted listings first.

Vendors specializing in snow and cleaning equipment

Dealerships and companies specializing in snow removal and cleaning equipment regularly publish their machines on Publiquip, providing access to a diverse inventory for municipalities, snow removal contractors, and surface maintenance companies across Québec. This section highlights the trusted vendors currently active on the platform.

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Gespro Equipement Inc

Victoriaville, QC, G6P 1A7

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Lussicam

Sainte-Julie, QC, J3E 1Z4

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Joliette Hydraulique

Saint-Paul-de-Joliette, QC, J0K 3E0

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Inventory currently available

The equipment displayed varies depending on the listings published by sellers. You may find:

  • Spreaders for abrasives and de-icing materials

  • Snow blowers for roads and parking areas

  • Street sweepers for municipal and industrial maintenance

  • Mechanical weed brushes

  • Pressure washers

  • Vacuum units for leaf and debris collection

  • Equipment from recognized brands such as LARUE, Rabaud, Actisweep, and Spreadtek

Each listing includes the information provided by the seller, typically including the equipment type, model, and price when available. Comparing multiple machines in one place makes it easier to evaluate options for seasonal and municipal operations.

#19286
2009 PRINOTH Q-4465 BEAST Snowplow $75,900.00
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#19171
2016 ELGIN WHIRLWIND Sweeper Street Sweeper
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#19150
2009 PRINOTH SW4S Snowplow Mini Snowplow
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Frequently Asked Questions About Snow and Cleaning Equipment

What is the difference between a gravity spreader and a chain spreader?

A gravity spreader uses gravity and a control mechanism to distribute abrasives and salt, offering simple and economical distribution for small operations. A chain spreader uses a chain conveyor to bring material to the spreading disc, allowing precise flow control and better suited for large surfaces and intensive municipal operations. Chain spreaders handle wet materials better and offer more uniform distribution.

How do I choose the right snow blower for my snow removal business?

The choice depends on the surface area to clear and jobsite type. For commercial and residential parking lots, a tow-behind or compact tractor-mounted blower is sufficient. For municipal roads and large areas, opt for a high-capacity truck-mounted or self-propelled blower. Consider cutting width (typically 60 to 120 inches), throwing capacity, and mounting type compatible with your existing vehicles.

What spreader capacity should I choose for my operations?

Capacity depends on the area to cover and acceptable refilling frequency. For small roads and parking lots (less than 50,000 m²), a 1 to 2 cubic yard spreader is sufficient. Medium municipal operations require 3 to 5 cubic yards. Large municipalities with main roads require spreaders of 7 to 10 cubic yards or more to minimize refill stops during storms.

Can a street sweeper be used year-round?

Yes, street sweepers are versatile equipment usable in all seasons. In spring, they collect residual sand and abrasives from winter snow removal. In summer and fall, they maintain cleanliness of roads, parking lots, and industrial areas by collecting dust, leaves, and debris. Some models offer watering options to control dust. The investment in a street sweeper pays off through year-round use.

How do I maintain my snow removal equipment during the off-season?

Off-season maintenance is crucial: thoroughly clean equipment to remove corrosive salt and abrasives, drain fluids or add stabilizers, grease all lubrication points, inspect and replace worn parts (belts, blades, spreading discs), check hydraulic and electrical systems, apply rust treatment, and store in a dry, covered location. Perform a complete overhaul before the next season.

How do I sell my snow removal or cleaning equipment on Publiquip?

To sell your equipment on Publiquip, create a detailed listing including the type (spreader, blower, street sweeper, washer), brand and model, year, hours of use or seasons of operation, capacity, general condition, maintenance history, and mounting type (truck, tractor, self-propelled). Add clear photos. The best time to sell is in spring or early summer, before buyers prepare for the winter season. The platform allows you to reach contractors and municipalities across Québec.

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