Help! Kodiak 450 plow issue.
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Help! Kodiak 450 plow issue.
I think I have been screwed by my local Yamaha dealer.
I have had to send my 2004 Kodiak 450 in twice to get the Warn snow plow mounted properly and I still think it is messed up. They have been in business for 9 years and the genreal manager said "we put plows on all the time, we'll put it on for free". The first time they put the plow on there was no mounting hardware under the bike they simply pined it to the frame :roll: Talked to the manager of repair dept. and he says it was the first time they had ever done a plow. :neutral:
This time there is a bracket under there but I do not think it is the right one. It is a two piece unit and they had to redrill holes in it to make it fit the frame. They also used some low grade U-bolts to mount it and they have already rusted the nuts on.
The stealership says it is mounted correctly with the correct mounting bracket.
Does anyone have any pictures of a Warn plow mount bracket under their Kodiak 450?
Desperately need help.
I have had to send my 2004 Kodiak 450 in twice to get the Warn snow plow mounted properly and I still think it is messed up. They have been in business for 9 years and the genreal manager said "we put plows on all the time, we'll put it on for free". The first time they put the plow on there was no mounting hardware under the bike they simply pined it to the frame :roll: Talked to the manager of repair dept. and he says it was the first time they had ever done a plow. :neutral:
This time there is a bracket under there but I do not think it is the right one. It is a two piece unit and they had to redrill holes in it to make it fit the frame. They also used some low grade U-bolts to mount it and they have already rusted the nuts on.
The stealership says it is mounted correctly with the correct mounting bracket.
Does anyone have any pictures of a Warn plow mount bracket under their Kodiak 450?
Desperately need help.
#2
Help! Kodiak 450 plow issue.
I'm not sure if there are any differences with the 04 to 05. But mine was installed by my dealer and they used the right brackets and hardware to mount it without drilling other holes. I will try to get pics of the brackets but it will be hard with the underneath being packed with snow. They should also have installed a J hook mounted on your front rack. This "J" hook is connected to your winch cable and will stretch out if the blade is lifted to high, instead of bending something else. This is if yours is winch operated.
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Ok I think I have done it. Here is the link to the pictures.
2003 Yamaha Kodiak With Plow Photos by njjane_bucket | Photobucket
2003 Yamaha Kodiak With Plow Photos by njjane_bucket | Photobucket