I don't normally comment on videos, but every plow I have to remove carriage bolt always spin.  I have a few choices I heat bolt or torch or cutting wheel.  I wish for once things would be as easy as this video. Lol

The one you took off was basicly brand new

The left jack stands ready to fall over

How about the ones where the nuts are rusted and seized .The impact just hammers and nothing happens. That's when you break out the old ''Hot Wrench'' and torch them off., I've had to do hundreds over the last 20 years , we have A BOSS dealership .But your advice is spot on otherwise.Enjoyed!!

I have an 07 8'2" Poly V that still has the original cutting edges. They still have atleast another year in them. Mostly does driveway's.

Excellent video well done man

Ok all bets are off when the carriage bolt spins when using air wrench, the square head does not always hold enough into the cutting edge. Then a easy job becomes a job where you need to bring out the high heat cutting torches. and safety gets compromised to another level.

I still have the factory cutting edges on my 5 year old SnowDogg 75" vee plow. I average about 25 residential and a half acre parking lot,averaging 15 plowable occurrences per season. I'm surprised I haven't had to change them yet, is this normal?