Snöslädda

Snöslädda is a Swedish term referring to a type of snowplow or snow-clearing attachment, often designed for smaller vehicles. The word itself is a compound of "snö" meaning snow and "slädda" which can translate to sledge or drag. Historically, a "slädda" was a simple form of sledge, and a "snöslädda" would have been a basic device for moving snow, likely pulled by hand or animal.

In modern usage, snöslädda typically describes a snow blade or plow attachment that can be fitted to agricultural tractors, ATVs (all-terrain vehicles), or even some larger lawnmowers. These are usually V-shaped or straight blades made of metal, designed to push snow aside. They are a common sight in rural areas and smaller municipalities for clearing driveways, paths, and smaller roads. The design emphasizes functionality and affordability, making snow removal more manageable for property owners and those with less heavy-duty equipment. The term can also sometimes refer to simpler, manually operated snow pushers, though the mechanized attachments are more prevalent today.