Oh, yeah. A friend of mine has had one for over a year and he has plowed through 4' drifts, that is what he likes about the V. He had a 60" and had trouble with bigger drifts. I think it is a strong unit. It is easy to change the angle too.

 

If its not too much trouble can I get you to take a picture of the "V" part, the hinge I guess you would call it.... A view from the top looking down.....

Thanks

 

Sure, it would have to be tomorrow.

 

I took the pics, is that what you want? If I took a shot looking down you could not see anything. As soon as they approve the new posts, you can see them.

 

Well, it looks like you can view the pictures now.

 

Is the bottom offset like the top? Or is it even?

 

It is offset. but it does not seem to be as much as the top. The top is an inch or less.

 

I am considering getting a V-Plow snow plow for my 2008 Polaris Sportsman 500 EFI ATV. (Polaris item 2871795# at http://www.purepolaris.com/Det...as...arisPGACatalog).


Has anyone had any experience with these V-plows? Are they better for deeper and/or hard pack snow? Will they make it easier to plow through the deep drift at the end of my driveway that the county road plows leave?

Based on your experience plowing with your ATV, would you expect a V-plow to be able to cut deeper through deep snow versus a straight blade? Even though it may take longer and be less efficient than using a straight blade?

I will be plowing at our mountain cabin that typically has 1-2 feet of snow from 2-3 weeks of previous snow. I understand that an ATV with a plow may sometimes be challenged with this much snow, that is why I'm trying to determine the best blade for "extreme" deep snow circumstances for an ATV.


Thanks,
Shawn

 

have you thought about a SNOWBLOWER atchment!!!

 

Shawnco, I have a v plow with the glacier I mount on my 800 X2. I tried the plow once and decided to keep using my separate snow blower and my compact utility tractor with the 6' blade on that. I am not sure where you live, but I would be willing to sell the plow and mount.