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the mount on the plow is not the same as a atv plow so I called a honda dealer near me and they said

1 push bar cycle country part number 566299

2 lift kit part number 566321

3 mount for my honda 250 part number 566368

but how do a mount this plow mount to the cycle push tube does anyone know what mount I need to put on the blade

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Well, I would give the guy a call, get a rough idea of how much he is going to charge, and compare it against the cost of all those parts. I would say from looking at the plow, I could probably do it for $50-$75. That is at a rate of $25 an hour. I woud just remove the long part of the mounting bracket that comes on the blade and build a bracket that bolts in it's place on the plow and bolts to your bumper mounts. The handle may need to be manipulated a bit depending on where it ends up after it is mounted.

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Yeah,,,,best way to do it is what Demon said....Especially when a plow isnt really meant for a sport quad.....

Any idea how much it weighs? I dont see that thing pushing anything,,,Just the rear wheels spinnin.....

Dude it is a Honda Recon with no racks and very little plastic. It will plow with out any problem.

Like DD said , fab it. Only way I will own a plow.

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Dude it is a Honda Recon with no racks and very little plastic. It will plow with out any problem.

Like DD said , fab it. Only way I will own a plow.

Ok,,,,,Ive owned a little EX.....That thing wouldnt pull or push the Shorts on or off your ARSE:huh: never had a plow on it though....So it is possible that I dont know what Im talking about:laugh:

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