Swisher Plow
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I bought a cycle country and it seems very well built. The price seemed good compared to alot of others. The mounting bracket lined up perfect. I would say it took me about 45 minutes to put the mount on the AC and install the push frame to the blade. If you buy a cycle country, don't pay anyone to install it. You can install it no problem. If you can loosen bolts and tighten bolts, you can do it.
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I don't loose any clearance with my cycle country bracket. Takes about 30 seconds to attach the push frame to the bracket and you are good to go. A guy on eBay has the plows for $100 but you have to pick them up. That is only for the plow. You need a push frame and mounting bracket too. I paid $450 for all of my plow parts locally. I also bought a Gorilla winch off eBay for $100. Seems like the biggest thing you need to look at is the bracket. Some cause you to loose clearance and some don't. Make sure you research that for your year and model. Actual plows are probably very competitive.
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I have the Swisher blade. They're right - the universal mount kills GC. But, I don't use it over rough ground, so that didn't matter. It's a metal blade, not fiberglass, so you can push gravel and dirt with it, too.
Swisher has recently added a front mount 50" finishing mower that uses the universal hitch. Looks nice.
Swisher has recently added a front mount 50" finishing mower that uses the universal hitch. Looks nice.