taxman80
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Has anyone bought a snow blade for their RTV 500? What is a good price? Did you also install the heavy duty front struts?
Price Check RTV 500 Snow Blade
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timswi
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I bought the factory set up for my 500 when I had it..Not sure, but I think it was around $1200. You do need the heavy struts, the plow is very heavy.
Check the Kubota site under build My Kubota...All of the MSRP's are there.
DIXIEDOG
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I'm probably a little late on this one, I don't know how I missed it before.:ashamed:
I installed the American Eagle 60" plow system this year. Cost was about $600 for the state plow design like I purchased, a straight plow was approx. $100 cheaper at the time. It istalls using the 4 holes in front where the 2" receiver hitch is and you drill 4- 3/8" holes up from underneath to bolt through as well. It appears to be a well built unit and the lift height is very high. To use this plow you need a winch or you have to purchase a hydraulic lift set up. Since I already had a winch this was much cheaper than the factory plow option. I've heard very good things about American Eagle products, from all the reports I read if you have a problem they are very good about taking care of it.
I didn't install the heavy duty struts, I can't see a need. The plow squats the front a little but it doesn't really make much difference from what I can tell.
I installed the American Eagle 60" plow system this year. Cost was about $600 for the state plow design like I purchased, a straight plow was approx. $100 cheaper at the time. It istalls using the 4 holes in front where the 2" receiver hitch is and you drill 4- 3/8" holes up from underneath to bolt through as well. It appears to be a well built unit and the lift height is very high. To use this plow you need a winch or you have to purchase a hydraulic lift set up. Since I already had a winch this was much cheaper than the factory plow option. I've heard very good things about American Eagle products, from all the reports I read if you have a problem they are very good about taking care of it.
I didn't install the heavy duty struts, I can't see a need. The plow squats the front a little but it doesn't really make much difference from what I can tell.