P700 Mounted plow

[JohnNH]

I got my plow mounted I made the mount and reinforced the frame where the bumper bolts to and used pins as a hitch point I still need to widen the plow it not long enough

 

[Plumber32]

I'm going to guess that the ears are going to bend first big snow.

 

[JohnNH]

I'll find out, they are are c channel and I reinforced them on the inside but if they do I'll use something bigger

 

[jawquin]

I wish you the best. I have a plow built sitting in the garage for over a year from Denali that's never been mounted but it has alot more frame than what you show in front of a 700.

 

[QuadMan747]

I wish you the best. I have a plow built sitting in the garage for over a year from Denali that's never been mounted but it has alot more frame than what you show in front of a 700.

I have the 72" Denali as well, bought it last year an the end of the season. That with the windshield and roof I'll be stylish while plowing with my PJ's, flannel and muck boots on.

 

[QuadMan747]

I got my plow mounted I made the mount and reinforced the frame where the bumper bolts to and used pins as a hitch point I still need to widen the plow it not long enough

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It was rain where I'm at in CT today, just north-west it snowed 4-5"

 

[JohnNH]

I had the plow on my ATV last year but a differant hookup I will probably have to put on bigger arms , maybe I'll just do it now before the snow gets here and box it in more thanks for the input guys I kinda forgot how heavy snow is

 

[JohnNH]

If I can tom I'll do that and repost picks

 

[tjoreo]

I got mine built about this time last year. We had about a 8 inches for thanksgiving, so I figured I would give it a try. The first 2 pushes worked flawlessly so I thought I would see what the 700 could do. Needless to say the 700 worked great but my mount took a couple of hours to fix. I'm sure something somewhere is going to get bent, but it looks like your handy enough to fix whatever it throws at you. The biggest problem I have with mine is I had my wife run it one day and now I can't keep her out of it. Enjoy. How wide are you thinking on the blade?

 

[JohnNH]

I got mine built about this time last year. We had about a 8 inches for thanksgiving, so I figured I would give it a try. The first 2 pushes worked flawlessly so I thought I would see what the 700 could do. Needless to say the 700 worked great but my mount took a couple of hours to fix. I'm sure something somewhere is going to get bent, but it looks like your handy enough to fix whatever it throws at you. The biggest problem I have with mine is I had my wife run it one day and now I can't keep her out of it. Enjoy. How wide are you thinking on the blade?

That's funny yeah I think my wife will also like it , I want to go 6 ft or 7 but yeah I'm going to put bigger arms on it and some other stuff its good to get feed back , plus I just got a bunch of steel I can use now

 

[tjoreo]

I picked up a 60" Moose country plow blade for about $30. I added 8" to either side and it seems to work pretty well. I picked up a Polaris push tube mount for $5 and revamped it fit the blade. The only think I bought was the Honda (Warn) factory plow mount. I have a foreman with a plow on it, but I sure do love the way the Pioneer makes short work of it. The extra weight and power sure makes a difference. The roof and windshield helps a lot too. Enjoy.

 

[JohnNH]

Ok I finally got around to strengthening the mount up , should be better now

 

[QuadMan747]

Sometimes you just got to run it and see what happens. Or what doesn't happen. R&D. Run it.

 

[JohnNH]

Yeah we need some snow though only got 1 inch and it was gone by the end of the day

 

[tjoreo]

Looks better to me. Just waiting on the white stuff. The only other thing I would recommend would be to either move over to synthetic winch line or use a flat ratchet strap or such to lift the plow. It can handle the repetitive angle better. I actually had enough room on my drum to remove the winch hook and took about a 6 foot strap and tied it on the end of the winch line. One other advantage with using it is it keeps the line from rats nesting if you let too much out.

 

[JohnNH]

Good idea I was thinking of upgrading eventually to synthetic

 

[JohnNH]

Not bad the house next to us is for closed and the bank just had it cleaned out I went over and asked the guys doing if they see any steel at all I'll take it all so I ended up with a few bed frames and a weight bench also if any of you want to buy a cheap ass house up here as a camp its selling for $18,700 it needs plumbing , heating and new kitchen updates and flooring that's how we bought ours for $19,000

 

[JohnNH]

Almost 6 1/2 feet wide now so how do you like my oil barrel extentions lol also framed in with angle iron from an old bedframe

 

[QuadMan747]

Not bad the house next to us is for closed and the bank just had it cleaned out I went over and asked the guys doing if they see any steel at all I'll take it all so I ended up with a few bed frames and a weight bench also if any of you want to buy a cheap ass house up here as a camp its selling for $18,700 it needs plumbing , heating and new kitchen updates and flooring that's how we bought ours for $19,000

I need a camp in NH on the trails, ya need, to bad my wallet says no you don't.

 

[JohnNH]

I need a camp in NH on the trails, ya need, to bad my wallet says no you don't.

Yeah considering we use the town roads as part of the trail system any house would work and this one is cheap also has a 2 car garage lol look it up on Remax its on Howland St Berlin NH