How much does a plow for a four wheeler cost?
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| This item Extreme Max 5500.5010 UniPlow One-Box ATV Plow | Kolpin ATV Switchblade Plow – 17-0000 | |
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| Price | $40288 | $34999 |
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| Compatible with Vehicle Type | all-terrain-vehicles; utility-vehicles | all-terrain-vehicles, utility-vehicles |
Is an ATV plow worth it?
An ATV snow plow works really well for almost any depth of dry snow or for moderate to low depths of wet snow. It’s fast, maneuverable, and great for sidewalks. However, for deep and heavy snow, you will probably be better off using a heavier machine or a snowblower.
Which ATV is best for plowing?
At a Glance: The 5 Best ATVs for Plowing and Snow Removal
| Model | Engine size | Vehicle weight |
|---|---|---|
| Honda FourTrax Foreman 4×4 ES EPS | 518cc | 630lbs |
| Yamaha Grizzly EPS | 686cc | 701lb |
| Kawasaki Brute Force 750 4x4i EPS | 749cc | 699lbs |
| Polaris Sportsman 570 Utility HD LE | 567cc | 705lbs |
What size plow should I get for my ATV?
For ATVs under 450cc, we generally recommend a 50 inch blade. Larger displacement ATVs can push blades up to 60 inches in most snow, but that’s about as far as you want to go. Most UTVs are approximately 60 inches wide and will require a blade in the 60 to 72 inch range.
Does a plow damage an ATV?
From my experience, general household plowing on a modern ATV causes less damage than most trail riding/mud bogging. If it appears in good condition, it probably has been taken care of. Quote: From my experience, you will wreck the plow before the wheeler, if your beating it that much running into stuff.
Is a 400cc ATV big enough?
For adults up to 5’10”, a smaller ATV (around 400cc) should be a good fit, unless you have a specific reason for needing something more powerful. And for taller riders, we recommend looking at 500cc machines and higher. For maximum comfort when riding, you want a machine that’s going to match your physical stature.
Can a 2 wheel drive ATV plow snow?
I plow with my 500 in 2 wheel all the time. If it is under 6″ and light no problem. More then 6″ and heavy you may need 4 wheel. I use the slope of the driveway when plowing.