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A snow plow skid shoe is formed of a mounting plate, which is bolted upon the rear face of a plow moldboard, and a skid plate having a bottom, ground engaging, surface. The plow is positioned so that the lower edge of the blade, which is bolted upon the forward face of the moldboard, rests upon the ground. Then the skid plate is supported upon the ground and is manually freely moved relative to the mounting plate until its ground engaging surface is leveled and aligned with the snow plow blade ground engaging edge and the closely adjacent plates form an acute angle. A rigid, fixing member, is moved into the acute angle space until it contacts both plates and then is welded to both plates for fixing the position of the skid plate. Thereafter, the mounting plate may be unbolted, for moving the skid shoe to an accessible place where the plates may be welded together along their adjacent edges and the fixing member to form a rigid, permanently adjusted shoe for the particular plow upon which it may then be re-bolted for use.
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