KFI Complete Snow Plow Kit for Kawasaki RIDGE

KFI snow plow kit for Kawasaki RIDGE

Choose your RIDGE model and year, then select a blade, winch setup and accessories. Your vehicle selection determines the included plow mount. Review the kit total and component list before ordering.

Blade size guide · Common questions · Shipping & support

Quality built for winter work

Clear driveways, farm lanes and work areas with a KFI plow system built around sturdy materials and serviceable components. The selected blade, Pro 2.0 push tubes and vehicle-specific mount work together as a complete snow-clearing setup for your RIDGE.

• A strong backbone: Pro 2.0 push tubes use heavy-duty 1½-inch, 12-gauge square steel tubing and ¼-inch Grade 50 steel pivot bushings.
• Reinforced blade construction: Pro-S blades use 11-gauge steel. Pro-Poly blades combine a flexible poly face with 3/16-inch Grade 50 steel ribs and frame.
• A durable finish: KFI bead-blasts the steel components before powder coating to prepare the surface for a lasting finish.
• Built to maintain: Both blade families feature two-sided Grade 50 steel wear bars secured with Grade 8 bolts, plus fully adjustable skids. Serviceable wear parts help keep the plow working season after season.

The Pro 2.0 push tubes and both KFI blade families are made in the USA.

What comes in the base kit?

• KFI Pro 2.0 UTV push tubes — 106300
• A KFI plow mount matched to your selected vehicle
• Your selected 60-, 66- or 72-inch steel or poly blade

A winch is required to lift the plow. Use your installed, working winch or select a KFI Assault AM-35 3500 lb steel-cable, AS-35 3500 lb synthetic-rope, AS-50X 5000 lb standard or AS-50WX 5000 lb wide synthetic-rope winch. The added-winch package includes KFI winch mount 102225 for supported 2024–25 vehicles or 102350 for supported 2026–27 vehicles. The plow mount is a separate component and is always included. Follow KFI’s electrical and line-routing instructions; installation-specific wiring extensions, if needed, are extra. The vehicle is not included.

Which blade should I choose?

Choose width for your machine, then choose material. Measure the outside of your tires and allow for reduced coverage when the blade is angled. A wider blade is not automatically the right fit for every machine.

• Steel: 16-inch blade face. The 66- and 72-inch versions include a rubber top flap; the 60-inch version does not.
• Poly: 21-inch blade face with a rubber top flap and blade markers included in all three sizes. Compare the listed weights: poly does not necessarily mean lighter.
• Both use a steel wear bar. A poly blade face is not a rubber cutting edge. For gravel, adjust the skid shoes and cutting-edge clearance following KFI’s instructions.

Front-view size comparison. Blade face and rubber flap shown separately; not an installation clearance drawing. Open full-size graphic

Face height excludes the top flap. Flap heights are approximate and exclude skid shoes and blade markers. Weights are for the blade, not the complete kit. Source: KFI Pro-S steel and KFI Pro-Poly, checked October 24, 2026.

RIDGE fitment & installation

Match your year and exact trim in the builder. KFI lists plow mount 106675 for RIDGE (2024–27), RIDGE CREW (2025–27), RIDGE XR (2024–25) and RIDGE XR CREW (2025). Supported trims appear with each vehicle selection. A plow-fitment listing does not establish winch fitment: the added-winch package for 2025 RIDGE CREW is limited to HVAC, as listed by KFI. Other 2025 Crew trims can use an existing installed winch; call for added-winch mounting confirmation.

Aftermarket bumpers, larger tires, lifts, tracks and forward A-arms require fitment confirmation; leveling parts may be needed.

106675 plow mount instructions (PDF) · 2024–25 winch fitment · 2026–27 winch fitment

Optional upgrades: choose only what you need

• Plow strap: an accessory for winch-powered plow lifting.
• Blade markers: help you see the ends of a steel blade. Poly blades already include markers.
• Power-angle kit: adjusts the blade angle from inside the cab; a winch still raises and lowers the blade.
• Plow lever lift: changes the winch attachment point to improve the lifting angle. It still uses your winch and cannot be combined with this actuator kit.
• Side shields: choose an option matched to your blade material.

Common questions

Do I need to buy another winch?

If you already have a working winch suitable for plow lifting, select “Use my installed, working winch” for no added winch charge. If you need a winch, choose a KFI Assault 3500 or 5000 lb package. It includes the year-specific winch mount. The builder filters packages by vehicle fitment. The wide AS-50WX is excluded on 2024–25 XR/XR Crew vehicles and requires rotating the motor end cap 45 degrees when used with mount 102350. Aftermarket bumpers require fitment confirmation.

Is the poly blade lighter or safer for my driveway?

Compare the actual blade weights in the size guide; poly is not automatically lighter. Both blade types use a steel wear bar. For gravel or delicate surfaces, the cutting edge, skid adjustment and surface conditions matter. Contact us if you need help choosing the setup.

What size blade should I choose?

Choose a blade that suits your machine’s width, size, weight and power. It should cover both tire tracks at your working angle while keeping the blade weight and snow load manageable for your machine.

As a general blade-sizing guideline, we do not recommend a 72-inch blade for smaller machines such as the Polaris Ranger 500 or Honda Pioneer 500/520. These smaller machines can struggle with the larger blade and the snow it pushes, especially in deep or wet snow. A wider blade is not automatically a better choice.

KFI lists left or right angling up to 25 degrees. Angling the blade reduces the width of the plow path, so the clearing width is less than the blade’s advertised straight-across width. At 25 degrees, a 60-inch blade clears approximately 54.4 inches, a 66-inch blade approximately 59.8 inches, and a 72-inch blade approximately 65.3 inches. These are geometric estimates (blade width × cosine of the angle), not guaranteed clearance measurements. Measure across the outside of your tires and allow enough overlap to keep both tire tracks in the cleared path. Tire size, blade position and vehicle modifications can affect the clearance you need. The standard system uses a release pin to change the angle; the optional power-angle kit moves it from the cab.

Can I remove the plow when I am not using it?

The push tubes attach to the vehicle’s plow mount using hitch pins and retaining clips. Follow KFI’s instructions to support and detach the blade/push-tube assembly and disconnect the lifting line. The vehicle-specific mount can remain installed as directed by its instructions.

How long will installation take, and will I need to drill?

Installation time depends on your model, existing winch setup and experience. Review KFI’s mount and push-tube instructions for your vehicle before starting. All listed vehicles use plow mount 106675. Drilling may be required; KFI’s Rev B manual specifies a 13/32-inch bit and an alternate rear-hole position when front differential clearance is limited.

Shipping & help after purchase

Blade, push tubes and accessories may ship in separate packages or from different warehouses. Availability and dispatch times can vary during snow season; contact us for a current estimate if you need the kit by a particular date.

For Canada, Alaska or Hawaii, request a shipping quote. See our shipping and returns policy before ordering.

Call 888-716-1660 with your model, year and winch details for selection or installation help. Keep your blade and mount SKUs for future service; shop plow replacement parts and accessories.