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Snow Plow on a 4 wheeler?


Agronomist_at_IA

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There's several threads with pictures of guys with blades on their machines in the ATV forum.

I couldn't find the pics that I was looking for with a Polaris 800 with the Glacier plow system in action on the ice. I've seen many guys use the ATV plows to help bank snow against the fish house.

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I keep my couty style tapered plow on my Bombardier Can Am. Not only can I use it to bank my house it also serves as a shield when trailering down the highway to keep the salt off the quad. When going across the lake I angle my blade so it doesnt catch so much wind. At night when it is dark the blade blocks the lights somewhat so I put a extra set of plow lights mounted above the blade so I can see where the heck I am going.

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Once the heavy snows come I put my plow on the bike to plow our driveway and usually leave it on to go icefishing . I will likely put a perm out this year too and keep a plowed trail to the hut open .

Also I have found it handy on numerous occasions when the snow or slush is deep and the bike hangs up to back up and drop the blade and push the snow with plow angled out of the way . In deep conditions you will go alot further with the blade down because it clears a path for the chasis to clear and not hang up .

Another plus is even when the township plow has buried the access while I'm out on the lake I can bust a hole in the bank to get me off the lake upon my return.

Personally I find there are more pluses then minuses to leave the plow on . Just make sure you carry a spare strap to hold the plow up if you have a need to winch .

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TD

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My advice is to get a V-plow for the 4 wheeler instead of a straight blade.

We have a straight blade and in my experience when we have deep or heavy snow I lose so much ground clearance that I usually get stuck with the blade on. Furthermore, with heavy snow my 500 honda isn't powerful enough to push much.

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