Snow plow reports, best brand?
#1
Well I bought a swisher plow for my sportsman 500 last week. today I was plowing the two feet of snow we got and hit the corner on a hard snow bank from last week and bent my plow mount! just wondering how other brands are holding up on your guys wheelers? I will have to heat it up and hammer it straight and weld some 1/4" plate to strengthen it but it is fixable and still plows ok like it is.
Bill
Bill
#2
Just a couple hours ago, I rammed my plow at an angle into the frozen ground across the street from my driveway. Probably the hardest I've hit it yet. I was wondering if the plow itself would bend, but so far it's holding up very well!
I have the Glacier II mount with the 60" plow.
I have the Glacier II mount with the 60" plow.
#3
has any body made there own plow mounts or plows for that matter how well have they stood up the reason why im asking is because i dont have alot of money to spend on a plow and mi brother can weld and has all the stuff to make one jw
#4
i push a 60 inch cycle country and there has been a few times this thing should have gave uout and bent.. i am verry impressed w/ this plow set up i have no reason to even look at another brand... 2 pins and hook up the trusty winch and off i go...mmmmmmmmmm beeer!
#5
I have an American eagle. I use mine a lot in the woods cleanin' stuff up. I've slammed mine off roots, stumps, and rocks that I thought were going to throw me off the bike. I've never bent mine. 1000 lbs of bike and rider is a lot of momentum to stop at rammin speed. I can't believe I haven't bent it yet but its straight as an arrow.
#6
I was looking at the swisher plow for my X2 then my father-in-law pointed out the price to me on a glacier II, I paid right around $500 for the mount, frame and 52" blade and havent had any problems with it yet. I figured the swisher plow to be just a little bit cheaper, but I didnt like how it attached to the a-arms and that you had to remove it to ride trails, so I went with the glacier.
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