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I've had the unfortunate experience of destroying a belt on a Kawasaki Teryx 4 by putting tracks on it and spending the more than $1000 to completely tear apart the thing (totally under the middle of the cab). I would like to outfit another 4 seat UTV with tracks for winter in the mountains, but don't want to repeat my mistake. Any one manufacturer have better luck with tracks?
My new KFI 60" snow blade sits waiting for winter. Bought it early spring so didn't use it but tested it for function, seems to be just fine except getting out to change blade angle is pulling the set pin, pushing the blade then dropping the pin into the appropriate locking hole. OK under sunny skies and 80F temps, but in a blizzard, may not be the best thing.
Looked at the 12v angling kits which are nice but between $700 and $1,000. As much or more than I paid for the blade and install kit.
I can weld (poor to fair) and do some fabrication so can come up with a mounting for a linear actuator but most available are really light duty.
Anyone have any experience with a DIY like this and what actuator you used?
I'm thinking of buying a snow blade for my Coleman Outfitter 550 (Hisun with Coleman stickers).
Has anyone purchased a snow blade that can offer the make and model they bought and any comments, pros cons etc.?
Not 100% sure I'm going to buy, as the selection of blades for this model seems a bit thin on line.
Thoughts and comments welcomed.
Thanks in advance.
Want to add a Snow Plow. Vehicle has been lifted 2". Does the bracket need to accommodate that extra lift to keep the plowing geometry correct? Denali, Switchblade, KPI, Poly v Steel? Any recommendations.
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