I am in the market for a snow plow for my SP 800. I went to my local Polaris dealer and they seemed VERY high priced at over $600. What is a reasonable price for a plow system? Which plow works best for residential use? I am not looking for a V plow, or a "county plow" wing style.... Just a straight blade. Also what size do you recommend?

Thanks

 

I have the 54" Warn plow setup, I paid about $350 for mine, for your bike a 48" would make you run over the snow and push it back in the path, and with my 54 you can angle it and still not have that problem, I haven't had a lick of trouble with mine

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i have a swisher and it is a littie pricey but a exelent plow

 

Look on Rocky Mountain ATV they have a line of very decently priced plows with or without a winch....... I paid $320 for mine and it works very well.....

 

I got a winch from my buddy (brand new) for 50 bucks and I am getting a plow from him also (used) for 40 bucks.

all I need is the plow mount and I am good to go.

Look on craigs list or something!

 

After 1 cycle country & 2 sportsman plows found a guy through some of my fellow club members that designed & builds his own. It works great, lifts fast with winch, cost 350, & has lifetime gar un tee.

 

If I had a newer Polaris I'd pony up the extra cash and go with their glacier set-up. It's a little more expensive but I don't know of an easier mounting plow out there.

 

I love my Glacier plow and won't go back to anything like I had before it.

With my old plow I had to lay in the snow to put the pins in to hook the plow to the mount and lay in the snow again to take them back out. Then I had to be careful not to hit anything with the mount when I rode because it hung down so far. When winter was over I had to lay on the ground and unbolt six nuts from two bolts and sleeves and 2 U-bolts to take the mount off and get my ground clearance back. Then I had to lay on the ground again to bolt it back on for winter. When I tried riding with the mount on all year I ended up having to take it off to repair it anyway.

You only need to put the Glacier mount on once and can leave it there year round. You don't need to crawl around or lay on the ground to hook up the plow or unhook it.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: upnort

After 1 cycle country & 2 sportsman plows found a guy through some of my fellow club members that designed & builds his own. It works great, lifts fast with winch, cost 350, & has lifetime gar un tee.</end quote></div>

I'm not that far from you. Maybe 2 hours or so. Is there any chance your guy could build me a plow? 350 is more in my price range, even with a little for gas money to come get it.

To all the others
Thanks for the input.

 

dcso sent you a PM.