I would say personally and for what we were doing with them, probably the snowwolf. I know guys that really love the Kage's though. I will also say I have less experience with the Kage plows but again I think in general for the scenarios Ive been in id prefer a snowwolf. I think overall the Kage seemed to scrape better than the snowolfs(at least compared to the quatroplows we had) and they are definitely going to give you less of a chance for mechanical breakdowns with them having no hydraulics/ moving parts so that could be a big advantage. The ability to seamlessly change from box to winging to backdragging is definitely better for the snow wolfs in my opinion though. With time I'm sure you could probably be pretty similar in speed with a Kage plow but not having to mess with anything is pretty nice in my opinion. Im not sure on the price of similar models of each but if the Kage is cheaper id say it would probably be a better option for most people in most scenarios.
I agree, great for the books and I definitely love winter, just been long one and I'm ready for projects to start! Feel for you guys out east, hopefully next year will be better!
Appreciate your opinion thx
Definitely, happy to help!
Do you like the snow wolf or Kage more? I had snow wolf for a few years and just bought a Kage to try this year.
I would say personally and for what we were doing with them, probably the snowwolf. I know guys that really love the Kage's though. I will also say I have less experience with the Kage plows but again I think in general for the scenarios Ive been in id prefer a snowwolf. I think overall the Kage seemed to scrape better than the snowolfs(at least compared to the quatroplows we had) and they are definitely going to give you less of a chance for mechanical breakdowns with them having no hydraulics/ moving parts so that could be a big advantage. The ability to seamlessly change from box to winging to backdragging is definitely better for the snow wolfs in my opinion though. With time I'm sure you could probably be pretty similar in speed with a Kage plow but not having to mess with anything is pretty nice in my opinion. Im not sure on the price of similar models of each but if the Kage is cheaper id say it would probably be a better option for most people in most scenarios.
Better to have to much then nothing. We didn’t drop our plows at all this year in eastern Pa
I agree, great for the books and I definitely love winter, just been long one and I'm ready for projects to start! Feel for you guys out east, hopefully next year will be better!