Without guide plates, the V-blade's shape first pulls material back toward the middle when there's only a small amount — the full width is only reached once a lot of material has built up. That's impractical, since even a small amount of material should still maintain the whole track. The guide plates solve exactly that: a completely new geometry spreads the material across the full working width right from the start, no matter how much is there.
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For the full working width — noticeably cuts material costs and trips.
Material is spread evenly right from the start, instead of over several passes.
A clean, level result across the full width of the track, faster.
All the improvements can also be retrofitted to existing V-blades.
