Does your front lift up when you plow snow? My front end lifts up taking trackson off the front wheels. My push tube seem to be angled up to high when I push snow. It picks the front up alittle

I bought this Quad about 7 years ago. The mounting bracket was the shittiest design ever. Ended up breaking the frame below radiator and when I welded it it handled poorly afterward. It handled way better in the mud the lady I purchased it from was cool as hell though. 48783 Michigan.

Do you still have your grizzly. Thanks.

Add some sand bags on the front and rear racks,,100 lbs on the rear and 50--100 on the front and it will push much better. Some stock tires are junk for plowing,,,, bighorns are good, and Euro Excavators are about the best. Have had no luck with mud tires with a v tread on slippery ice and snow.

I have a grizzly 700 and want to get the bucket for mine. Any extra parts needed to attach or was it easy to install?

dont get me wrong i really like the yamaha grizzly but it looks like its struggling to plow snow

Stupid music.

I see you are using the double line rigging. According to my instruction I have to set it up with a single line rigging. Do you think it will be just as solid as yours? Mine didn't come with the strap for double line rigging. Maybe with the newer model they only offer single line rigging. I have a 2018 grizzly 700 LE. it should be fun. Nice video.

What plow brand do you have? Right now, I'm using an Iron Baltic front plow/winch mount on my 2018 Grizzly but I'm not satisfied with the mount because it bent the second time I plowed the driveway. I've never had a mid-mount plate bend and I think the middle of the quad is much stronger than the front so I think I'm going back to a mid-mount for my plow next season.

I'm changing my plow to mid mount. It's front mount now and I'm after bending the bracket twice and I'm terrified of bending the frame ahead of the diff.

Hey buddy I have a question I just bought my son A 95 Kodiak 400 full time 4wd and man its squirrelly as hell on dirt roads and grass. Was yours like that? I really notice it now that I have brand-new tires on the rear, the front are kind of bald so I'm wondering if that's the culprit. He literally cannot drive in a straight line without it wanting to kick out

TURN AROUND AND PLOW THE SNOW OUT INTO THE STREET! LESS CHANCE OF YOUR BASEMENT FLOODING IN THE SPRING

I'm curious about your plow setup....why do you have the winch cable hooked to that piece of wood mounted to the rack? Just curious if that helped with the rope breaking.

Y does everybody run so much air in there tires Run bout 2.5 to 3.5 The ride is so much smoother and esp plowing you get so much more traction Look on car see the lil bulge on side wall u should see that on ur 4 whlr

You still running your Kodiak ?

weird, but that looks an awful lot like kincheloe afb.

What winch do you use? I have 2500lb and it can't hold the weight of my 60" tapered blade.

Актуально в нашу зиму в Ростове-на-Дону!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@GETATMEoNET plowing in low is usually a must, I've been plowing with a KQ 400 and its a tank, deep heavy snow no problem and the 60" warn plow. a 450 should handle no problem. I plow on a dirt / gravel lot and using chains on the rear tires.

nice job and it looks like a lot more fun then shoveling.

Sorry it took me a bit to get back to you. It's 12 stones - Fade Away. It would be nice to get a sled but I'm enjoying the quad for now.

Never mind found the song.

What`s the song named? Might make a snowmobile video and might use the song. And do you got a snowmobile I have a 2011 polaris 800 assault switchback 144x2 snowchex.

Hahaha. First off that was a teenage male in the back of the sled. He just got off the quad to see what it felt like going through the water. Second, we were going a total of 5mph if that while I was carting them around. Much slower than a trip down the hill. As kids I'm sure we've done much worse than this. It was just good clean fun. But way to be an armchair critic of parenting, but I get it no one is perfect. Get out, go ride and have fun. Cheers

I love how the mom has a helmet on in the "sled", but not the kids!!! nice parenting!

ncie podles wish i can get my big old dump truck in some podles like you.my dumptruck is a 1978 sterling its got a puddle hupper engine good night folks

nah atvs are way funner than sno mo bils

I like yamaha blue. I'm sure you won't be disappointed. Congrats on the new machine!

yeah I will the first day I get it witch it is in a week or 2 it is the one that is blue with aluminum rims it is very nice it is still in riverside Yamaha

For sure man. It was my best investment ever!! And snow removal was made fun again....especially when you have a big driveway. You have a nice machine there, put her to work!

that`s a fast way to clean your drive way maybe I should do that with my kodiak 450 eps make my job easier.

I'm sure you could. But way to compare apples to oranges lol

need to get a snowmobile

@98petedrvr I have no issues whatsoever. I could even go bigger if I wanted to.

always put on stiffest. My AC 400 (and arctic cats are notoriously stiffly sprung as compared to other atvs) is used for plowing and even I have to set it at its stiffest setting.

I have the springs set to Max. I find there is no advantage for a lighter setting. I had the plow buckle on the Max setting and there was no damage from the hit...it was just an ice shelf underneath. As for the blocks I had it set where the plow was set at the most forward setting. The height of my tires made the plow look square to the quad anyhow...if that makes sense. It was the best of both worlds to scrape and scoop.

i did get the 54inch and i just had some questions for you...... what tension do you have your springs set to and where do you have your stop blocks set? thanks in advanced

No chains. I just have 26" Bighorns. I have another vid where i'm plowing some deeper snow and I had no problems. Enjoy the plow!

Yes always in low. I think the 54 inch will be a great fit for the 450.

do you plow in low? im thinking about getting a 54" for my grizz 450

Alright man thanks a lot :D

No mods except for the tires and rims. Best upgrade ever. Best all around tire that never let me down. Mad grip in everything cept for deep mud of course. They ride super smooth and will outshine the stock dunflops....you will notice it on the very first ride. An added bonus is that the 26" tires make the spedo spot on.

I'm getting the same set up on fourwheeler man, hows the grizzly handle 26 BH's and itp 212? Any mods or upgrades?

Stuff like this is what atv's were really built to do. trail riding is a bonus and i think all machines should be geared more like a hard working yamaha

you suck at doing donuts im beter on my kodiak and my 450 banchee

@mikren705 Yeah that was my bad. I took it off prior to plowing that day. I woke up to tons of snow so I was a bit excited to get started. Remounted the 2x4s wrong (further back on the rack) and didn't realize it till I put my tools away and tried to hook it up. The hook and stopper would have crushed my plastics. So I said screw it and started plowing lol. When I did have it mounted correctly, it held an impressive amount of weight because it distributed it well across the rack.

ok wth ? looking at it again you have the cable hook on your front rack. there is nothing on the eye bolt. I see what you have done now...it's like the warn's plow pulley upgrade kit...but home made. great idea, but what's with the 2x4's and yey bolt if you got nothing on it ?

@mikren705 Yup, you got it.

@mikren705 The cheap plastic piece broke on the push tube so I just fed my Amsteel rope through the pin and hooked to the eye bolt. The last couple times i've tried out a cheap pulley block attached to the push tube to feed the winch rope through and would be good for a wire winch line.

ooohhhhh I see it now, you have your hook into the eye bolt.