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Knowing the grade . . .
Generally, you talk about the angle of a ski slope in percent. The table to the left can be used as an aid in converting slope gradient in degrees to slope gradient in percentage.
A PistenBully's ability to climb (gradeability) or any tracked snow vehicle for that matter is dependent on the snow's limit of adhesion. The vehicle's center of gravity also affects gradeability.