Looking to get a plow setup for my P500. Wondering if anyone could tell me what they have used and what has worked well. Trying to keep the cost reasonable. I appreciate any input!!!
Looking to get a plow setup for my P500. Wondering if anyone could tell me what they have used and what has worked well. Trying to keep the cost reasonable. I appreciate any input!!!
@WJB0907 Welcome to the club. There are a few decent offerings as a complete kit through KFI and Super ATV with a 66" or 60" plow respectively for the Pioneer 500. Both companies have a good customer satisfaction / service reputation. The complete kits (sans winch) are between $625 to $675 online. Some other companies get upwards of $1K.
Super ATV:
Honda Pioneer 500 Plow Pro Heavy Duty Snow Plow - Complete Kit
KFI Brand:
KFI 66" Snow Plow Kit Blade Push Tube Mount Honda 500 Pioneer 2015 2016 | eBay
Hope this helps you out, I do not have a plow myself but have had great experience with each companies other products over the years.[/QUOTE
Thanks Jackal! And thanks for the welcome. I love the site and appreciate the input. I will check them both out. I'm wondering if 66" is a bit much for a 500
That's a 40"? It sure looks wider than the bike, like maybe 54"at least. I wanna plow the sidewalks too but I still got a 60"plow
Looking to get a plow setup for my P500. Wondering if anyone could tell me what they have used and what has worked well. Trying to keep the cost reasonable. I appreciate any input!!!
KFI 66", I also drilled extra holes turned at max angles for side walks in the neighborhood (they run 54").
Would advice do not go above 60" if you live in town, 66" is way over for my needs, I realized it when I got it .
I think you'll like it. Looks good and good together easily.Thanks for all the input! I ordered the entire setup this week and went with the 60" KFI. The entire setup was about $1000. The first box arrived today. View attachment 8721
You got some snow now I would guess! We got 24" have a friend in Gettysburg with at least 35" and on in Virgina with around 40".Nice! I went with the tapered blade this time last year. No snow in the North East yet this year...
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