Hey Sparky! That plow is very similar to the warn plow. I wouldn’t change the pitch from where you have it now. Quads plow very well in fluffy light snow. Deep snow can be a challenge. I hung my quad up in a tree to put the bottom plate on, worked well.
This looks like an awesome set up. Just watched your other vid so I know it works well. I saw somewhere on here the guy added a length or 1-1/2” abs pipe (with a slit down the middle) to the bottom of the blade. That would stop it from digging in to much. Nice work! 👍
Sparky , I have the same plow on my Polaris Atv. I would suggest you turn the mounting bolts on the back of the push tubes up side down, placing the nuts on top, there is times I catch them on things and have bent them.
Good idea ...Im buying more 1 1/2 tube and am going to put longer ones ...about a foot longer ...they are only 31 inches long ...im going for 43 or 44 inches than it will sit out front of the bike better ....if i move the mount forward the front tires will hit at full turn ....
Good call going 60 inches Sparky. I’ve a Grizzly 700 and when you fully angle my 60 inch plow it barely covers both front wheels. Any shorter of a plow and you’d have a wheel exposed when fully angled. I got lucky and picked up a secondhand Click and Go 2 for $450 fully assembled. Just had to install the plow mount. Crazy expensive new. The mounts more than your whole setup. Shocking how much snow it will move. I also have a Honda track drive 13-32 snowblower. Perfect tag team. Honda and Yamaha can be friends lol. Anyway I love the quick release and reattachment. I’m sure glad I got it for a fraction of the new price.
Hey Sparky! That plow is very similar to the warn plow. I wouldn’t change the pitch from where you have it now. Quads plow very well in fluffy light snow. Deep snow can be a challenge. I hung my quad up in a tree to put the bottom plate on, worked well.
This looks like an awesome set up. Just watched your other vid so I know it works well. I saw somewhere on here the guy added a length or 1-1/2” abs pipe (with a slit down the middle) to the bottom of the blade. That would stop it from digging in to much.
Nice work! 👍
Great idea !!!Actually Ive seen that and was thinking of doing it ...this plow will be used mostly at my house which has a crushed rock driveway ....
Hopefully see this plowing soon.
Wow what a way to start the new year having to plow into the cabin.enjoyed your video and happy new year.cheers to you both.
Thanks! It was a crazy start to the new year! Hope you have a great one too.
@@sparkys506adventures4 thank you
Sparky , I have the same plow on my Polaris Atv. I would suggest you turn the mounting bolts on the back of the push tubes up side down, placing the nuts on top, there is times I catch them on things and have bent them.
Good idea ...Im buying more 1 1/2 tube and am going to put longer ones ...about a foot longer ...they are only 31 inches long ...im going for 43 or 44 inches than it will sit out front of the bike better ....if i move the mount forward the front tires will hit at full turn ....
Neet setup for the atv interested on how well it works, for the price can't be beat there eh!
Good call going 60 inches Sparky. I’ve a Grizzly 700 and when you fully angle my 60 inch plow it barely covers both front wheels. Any shorter of a plow and you’d have a wheel exposed when fully angled. I got lucky and picked up a secondhand Click and Go 2 for $450 fully assembled. Just had to install the plow mount. Crazy expensive new. The mounts more than your whole setup. Shocking how much snow it will move. I also have a Honda track drive 13-32 snowblower. Perfect tag team. Honda and Yamaha can be friends lol. Anyway I love the quick release and reattachment. I’m sure glad I got it for a fraction of the new price.
Cant beat a honda snowblower ...the Maytag of machines for sure