I also have a plow on my old 95 scrambler. I have had it for two winters now, and have not had to replace the belt nor have I done any clutch work other than I like to blow out the clutches with an air compressor about 4 times a year. Works great!!!!!

 

I plow with Scrambler 500 4x4 and a Cycle country48 inch plow and a 2000 pound super wench. It works great. Never smoked a belt. Go to dratv.com. They have the best prices.

 

HI I have a trail boss 330 with a four foot plow. I live in New Brunswick Canada and I do fine plowing. I keep on top of the snow and keep it at about one foot maximum. Some times I have to go out and plow a few times in one day.......but normally once a night is fine. I have seen a plow that was made out of a large PVC pipe cut in half and doubled up on itself. I stopped and asked the guy about the blade. He said they are very light and last two winters. Has anyone eles seen this type of thing???????

 

A few plastic plows up in northern new brunswick too... The guys build a rectangular frame just like a regular plow but sheet with various forms of plastic. Some use pipes split in two, but most use either 1/8" teflon if you can, uhhhh, I'll say borrow it (hahaha) and a lot use 1/8" plexiglass. The snow doesn't stick at all to these types of plows.

Just for everyones info, for those of you that don't have winches, (to lift the plow with), the boys go to the scrap yards and get a power window motor with the lifting/lowering arm, mount it to the top of their front racks with 2 u-bolts, add switch, connect it to the battery, and install a piece of cable from the arm to the plow....and voila....a cheap and very powerful lift/lowering mechanism for your plows.

Oh yeah, check my pics and have a look at what I use for snow removal.....plow, yeah right!!!
....Honcho