Plowing with 2X4 Honda
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Plowing with 2X4 Honda
Hi guys! I am new to this forum.
I have a question about plowing with 2X4 Atv.
What can I do to stop loosing traction. I am ok with 2 to 3 inch light snow but when it gets sludgy and heavy I got stuck. I know you might say why the hell did you get 2X4 , but that was what I can afford .
Here is the stuff I got.
2006 Honda Rancher trx350 tm6
Cycle Country 48 Inch plow with manual lift.
I am plowing sidewalks in Chicago.
Thanks in advance.
I have a question about plowing with 2X4 Atv.
What can I do to stop loosing traction. I am ok with 2 to 3 inch light snow but when it gets sludgy and heavy I got stuck. I know you might say why the hell did you get 2X4 , but that was what I can afford .
Here is the stuff I got.
2006 Honda Rancher trx350 tm6
Cycle Country 48 Inch plow with manual lift.
I am plowing sidewalks in Chicago.
Thanks in advance.
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Plowing with 2X4 Honda
i know your pain my 4x4 is out, so i tryed to plow in 2wd. one word Goodluck lol. i live in ohio and we got hit with alot of snow yesterday. i live on a farm so we put 2 100 pound bags of pig feed on both sides of my rear rack and ran 2 60 pound sand bags in the middle of my rear rack, and also let air outa my tires to get as much traction as i could but i barely made it outa the barn before i was stuck. i would try to put as much weight on your *** end as possible and get a running start... but i could be wrong
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Plowing with 2X4 Honda
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: tunneldanny
Cheap fix,
go shop at a few local thrift shops or second hand stores and buy yourself a set of small car tire chains for $5-10 and cut them down to fit------problem fixed your honda will plow like crazy with chains.</end quote></div>
Good idea . I might even buy the car chains new if i can find them. I think chains are not allowed in Chicago for cars. We have enough pot holles already...
Cheap fix,
go shop at a few local thrift shops or second hand stores and buy yourself a set of small car tire chains for $5-10 and cut them down to fit------problem fixed your honda will plow like crazy with chains.</end quote></div>
Good idea . I might even buy the car chains new if i can find them. I think chains are not allowed in Chicago for cars. We have enough pot holles already...
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