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Hi everyone!!!toooooooooo hot to ride here in the East

Other than the obvious (that is physically see if it fits) Can someone venture a guess as to whether a plow (classic country model) that I had on a 1995 Suzuki 4x4 will fit my newly purchased 2007/2008 used 400F Suzuki Eiger 4x4?? -Automatic... I have ALL the brakets and lift handle from the old quad.

The guy I bought the old quad from said he got the plow from a Suzuki dealer and they put it on several years after he bought the quad so I am thinking it might be a universal set up????

Just thought I'd send this out for discussion.

THANKS BOB

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i would tip it on its side up against a wall and kinda 'dry fit' the harness with some rope or light gauge wire holding it close to where it should be and see if the bolt holes are close or brackets can be attached or if you can jigger something up with some other type of brackets ... probably the frame did change some after 10 years ... OR you might be able to buy just a new harness for that year if its really off ...

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I would also have to say yes, because the mount would probably be the same. If anything, you would need a new mount only.

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