Hate to talk about snowplows so soon but...
Oct 17, 2011 | 04:54 AM
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Of the belly mount plow systems, the Eagle is the easiest to put on and remove. It is also well built, and it's easy to loosen the 4 bolts and slide the plate out of the mount to regain all ground clearance.
I have no experience with the Eagle front mount, so I can't comment. I really don't like any of the front mounts for serious plowing on difficult driveways... but that's just me.
I have no experience with the Eagle front mount, so I can't comment. I really don't like any of the front mounts for serious plowing on difficult driveways... but that's just me.
Oct 24, 2011 | 06:48 AM
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my 09 850xp had the polaris glacial quick connect plow on it- it was a very sweet setup- basically just drive up to it and it locks right in, it lines itself right up- then just hook your winch to the shackle. 5 seconds tops.
To drop the plow, all you had to do was pull a cable and it fell off the atv- but be ready to drop at least $600-$700 on a polaris quick plow (worth every penny imo)
other then that- I've always had moose plows- the kind you have to crawl underneath the atv and line up the pins- moose makes a great sturdy plow, but crawling under to line up those 2 pins was a real PITA!
To drop the plow, all you had to do was pull a cable and it fell off the atv- but be ready to drop at least $600-$700 on a polaris quick plow (worth every penny imo)
other then that- I've always had moose plows- the kind you have to crawl underneath the atv and line up the pins- moose makes a great sturdy plow, but crawling under to line up those 2 pins was a real PITA!
Hello, newbie here, saw this post, and I think I have this plow set-up that your talking about, (I just picked up a '08 Polaris 400)
Nov 7, 2011 | 04:09 PM
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Well my buddy has his mind set on the Warn ProVantage 60" tapered...What mount would be the best, the center mount or the front mount...I figure the front is easier to install but is it as sturdy as the center mount??
John
John
Nov 10, 2011 | 03:17 AM
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Mounted on a XP with the AE front mount you loose over 4 inches of ground clearance. With the Warn you do not. I always tell my customers if you want a belly get a AE or Viper if you want a front mount get a Warn. I have the Warn front mount system with the power pivot. Here are some pics.
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