My neighbor needs to buy a snow plow for his Rancher, where can he get the best deal?
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I just picked up a Cycle Country set up yesterday from a large local shop here in Cleveland - Good Time Powersports, 216-663-4567, www.gtpsmotorcycles.com. I checked ATV Gear, Hi-Per and some other mail order places as well as checking with all Cycle Country dealers in the northern Ohio area. These guys beat all the other dealers by $100+ and were even better than the mail order places - especially if charged shipping.

I don't know if they ship out orders, but it couldn't hurt to ask. Also mention that you were referred to them, I told them about a friend who referred me to them and it seems they tossed in a bit of a discount. In fact, they even asked me to refer anybody else I knew that was looking for a plow - so here ya go.

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How much was the plow?

 

Probably would have helped if I mentioned that in my last post!

48in. plow, push tubes, mounting plate and manual lift for $397 including tax. I can't remember the exact cost of each piece. $60+ more for the electric lift, but the manual is very easy to operate.

 

Found it at atv gear for 387.00 with eletric lift and no shipping charge, thanks anyway.

 

That might be the old Work Power 5 system that they are closing out on their site. That system didn't have the mounting hardware for my Rubicon. ATV gear said Cycle Country has replaced that system with the new Work Power 2000. They could have ordered it for me (with the needed hardware), but I ended up getting it locally as mentioned. Not sure of the exact difference between the older and newer set-up.

Attached it all this week - pretty cool. The manual lift is real easy, can lift the blade with a finger. Just waiting for some snow now.