Power Vee Plow

[Cootz]

Anyone own one of these from Cycle country? This is my first plow and would like to hear any pro's and con's. My driveway is dirt and about 130' long. I need (because of neighbors drive) to push the snow in a certain direction not to be a jerk. Basically, from the street back towards my garage and around it. one Big "L" shape.

[fasternu]

I have not ever used one, but a good friend of mine works at Cycle Country and tried to convince me to buy one last year. It sounds like it is a really great plow. It just wasn't what I was looking for. I was told that it works faster, and is easier on the machine because it doesn't suck the power in deep snow like a straight blade can.

[jltimm]

One thing to watch for is if the plow in the v position is wide enough to clear the snow away from the tires of the atv.Most v plows I've seen are to narrow in the v position to do this.

[Macgyver55]

I dont know if the beefed them up or not yet, but a few years back I had to fix one for a guy at work. The adjustment arms for the "V" kept bending on him. Needless to say he was a plowing rookie and was pretty reckless with it.

[firemedic5586]

A bit on the spendy side but it will do it all. On top of being wide enough to clear the tires on the bigger machines while in a V.

I think I may get one next year.

http://www.blackline.us/

[Moonshine]

Cootz - I cannot speak abouth the Cycle Country brand v-plow, but I have the Glacier v-plow and really like it. If you are trying to decide between a straight blade and a v-plow, I would go with the v-plow. I use mine for a couple different plowing scenarios. At home I need to plow my drive and place the snow in a certain area, like your situation. It works great. If you ice fish, the v-plow is awesome. I make trails on the lakes I fish and keep them clean. That way you will not need a snowmobile if the snow gets too deep. Good luck in your decision!