By Chris on Unrecorded Date: Edit |
Living in NY, I'd like to add a snowplow to my Max. The Recreatives plow is way too expensive, but there are lots of $299-$350 plows for ATV's. Anyone have any success with adding one of these to your Max? Any words of advice on how to do this?
By mark harding (Promoza) on Unrecorded Date: Edit |
hello Chris i have added a blade made my own hook up and all the only thing was it was to short had to add lent to it i was lucky to find a blank at a surplus store that is close to me I'm also redoing the mounting brackets that are on the Max i made so yes it can be done u would be better off finding a used one other than buying a new one you must cut up to make it work
By JT Barleman on Unrecorded Date: Edit |
Chris
Last fall my riding partner and I built PLOWS AND A DETACHABLE MOUNTING BRACKET for both his Max2 and my ARGO Vanguard. Check out the classified section of this site and look for a picture of his Max 2 with an orange plow.
BOTH plows work great ... but ... I can push a hell of a lot more snow with my Argo than he can with his Max 2. Costs depend on how handy you are and if you have access to a welder.
FYI: I'm sure you realize that a steel mount will be stronger than aluminium ... but ... it also adds a lot more weight to the front end ...!
CAUTION: IF you live anywhere near Buffalo ... I would't be planning on pushing that deep snow ... if your Max is a Max 2 with a 14 HP engine in it.
: ) JT in Pittsburgh.
By Chris on Unrecorded Date: Edit |
Guys, thanks for the input. Maybe a local welder can help me out.
JT: My Max is a Max Buffalo Truck, only a 20HP engine, but I believe it's geared lower than normal. It revs much higher than a friends Max4 to achieve the same speeds, but I seem to be able to pull more and work harder than the Max 4. I'm thinking I've got that extra power via lower gearing. It's a workhorse, that's what it's for so I'm good with it. I live near Buffalo, but as long as I keep up with the snow, it should do just fine. (Ok, sometimes I'd have to shovel and snow blow, but most of the time the plow should work).
Anyone have a design for a good plow mount I can share with a local welder?
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