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THE UTV SNOW PLOW FIELD GUIDE
The right plow starts with your machine.
Learn what matters, see how it works, then build a setup that makes sense for you.
Illustration shown. Match your exact vehicle in the kit builder.
START HERE / THE FIVE ESSENTIALS
A few minutes here can save a lot of confusion
when it’s time to order.
Year, model and trim matter. A shared engine size does not mean a shared mount.
Start with your vehicle ↗Measure the outside of your tires. The blade should clear your tracks while angled.
See the difference ↗Check the winch, its mounting hardware and the plow’s lift instructions.
Understand the setup ↗You need the blade, push frame and the correct vehicle-specific plow mount.
See what connects ↗Lifts, tires, bumpers, tracks and forward A-arms can change mounting and clearance.
Run the quick check ↗UNDERSTAND YOUR SETUP
A simple view of a complete plow system.
Choose a component to learn what it does.
This is the face that pushes snow. Blade width, working angle and tire width determine how much ground you clear. KFI kits offer steel or poly choices; the SuperATV kits featured here use a 72-inch steel blade.
Component drawings explain the system; they are not fitment diagrams. The mount shown is an example; your vehicle determines the actual bracket. The matching plow mount is included in our configured complete kits. Winch inclusion varies by package.
THE BLADE-WIDTH EXPLAINER
Angle the blade to move snow to the side and its clearing width gets narrower. Start with the width across the outside edges of your tires—including your wheel offset.
25° and 30° are examples from these product families; use your selected kit’s actual operating angles. This explains geometry, not vehicle compatibility.
Only 1.3″ total geometric clearance. Allow for real-world turning and snow conditions.
Estimated clearing width = blade width × cos(working angle). Curved blade shape, surface and setup affect actual results.
STEEL OR POLY?
Compare KFI’s two blade families.
Neither material replaces proper setup.
A full steel blade face with replaceable wear bar and adjustable skids. A straightforward starting point in the KFI builder.
A poly face on a steel rib-and-frame structure. KFI Pro-Poly blades include markers and a rubber top flap.
TWO DIFFERENT MOVEMENTS
Movement illustration, not an installation or cable-routing diagram.
ANGLE THE BLADE FROM YOUR SEAT
An optional power-angle kit lets you adjust the plow blade left or right using controls in the cab. It means fewer trips in and out of your UTV when you need to change where the snow goes.
Your winch still handles lifting. The power-angle kit turns the blade left and right; a suitable winch raises and lowers it. Choose the angle kit supported by your selected plow system.
Explore the kits ↗PUT WHAT YOU’VE LEARNED TO WORK
Browse current kits by vehicle family.
Confirm the exact year and trim in the product builder.
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Starting prices vary by mount, blade and accessories. Stock and final pricing are confirmed on the product page. Kit catalog checked November 2, 2026. *Free shipping is subject to shipping-policy restrictions. Alaska, Hawaii and Canada: request a quote.
60-, 66- or 72-inch steel/poly blades, vehicle-specific mounting packages and compatible optional winches. Required mounting parts are handled in the builder.
The featured Plow Pro kits include a 72-inch steel blade, frame and matched mount. The optional Deluxe kit adds powered angling and accessories. Winch not included.
A BETTER ORDER STARTS HERE
Have these details ready before you build your kit or talk with our team.
Not automatically. A complete plow kit includes the blade, push frame and matched plow mount. KFI builders let you keep a suitable installed winch or add a supported package that includes its matched winch mount. The featured SuperATV kits require a winch that is not included. Review the component summary before ordering.
Surface setup matters. Adjust skid shoes and cutting-edge clearance according to your selected plow’s instructions and your surface conditions. Uneven or loose gravel needs extra care to avoid digging in or moving material. A poly blade face alone does not protect a driveway; these KFI blades still have steel wear bars.
Choose enough clearing width for your tire tracks when angled, but also consider maneuvering space, blade weight, snow load and the vehicle’s limits. A wider blade is not automatically the right answer. The width explorer above is a geometric explanation, not a fitment or load-capacity recommendation.
It can. Mount height, blade geometry, winch position and clearance can all change. Some applications require leveling or drop hardware; some adapters cannot use a leveling kit. The amount of lift alone does not tell you which parts are correct. Check the exact kit’s fitment notes and installation PDFs or call us before ordering.
Read the vehicle, plow and winch instructions. Check attachment hardware, cutting-edge condition and winch rope/cable. Identify obstacles before they are hidden by snow and plan where to put the snow. Use the manufacturer’s operating limits and safe practices; clear manageable amounts and lower the blade when parked.
Use our shipping quote form (opens a new tab) so we can confirm delivery options and costs. We need a physical delivery address; we cannot ship these orders to PO boxes. Components may arrive in separate packages. See our shipping policy (opens a new tab) for restrictions.
WHEN THE FORECAST CHANGES, BE READY.
Product-family specifications checked against manufacturer information. Always follow the exact kit, vehicle and winch instructions.
