Yep, here is is almost July with the hottest part of summer yet to come and I want to talk snow plows.
I am looking at a front mount plow such as the Warn one. I had a plow on my old Kodiak 400 that was the mid point mount and while I didn't have any problems with it it did cut down on my ground clearance a little. And let me tell you when you hit a rock with those mounting brackets it would put a jolt all the way up your spine. So that is why I am looking at the front mount ones.
The big questions are how easy is it to mount onto the Kodiak and just how sturdy do you consider it to be if you have one?
I am not too worried about the actual work needed to set up the mounting brackets since I have all the tools needed to modify the brackets or what ever else I would need to adapt the mounts to get them onto the Kodiak. But if you installed it yourself I would like some feed back on the install.
https://www.montanajacks.com/produc...mount-pn-95745-fpm-by-warn?variant=8952691589
I am looking at a front mount plow such as the Warn one. I had a plow on my old Kodiak 400 that was the mid point mount and while I didn't have any problems with it it did cut down on my ground clearance a little. And let me tell you when you hit a rock with those mounting brackets it would put a jolt all the way up your spine. So that is why I am looking at the front mount ones.
The big questions are how easy is it to mount onto the Kodiak and just how sturdy do you consider it to be if you have one?
I am not too worried about the actual work needed to set up the mounting brackets since I have all the tools needed to modify the brackets or what ever else I would need to adapt the mounts to get them onto the Kodiak. But if you installed it yourself I would like some feed back on the install.
https://www.montanajacks.com/produc...mount-pn-95745-fpm-by-warn?variant=8952691589