Hondasxs
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Hi,
You want at least 54" or better, 60 is a nice size for the 500. The 70+ is out of the question without tracks.
I put together a buyers guide few months back but the CLICK nGO's didnt make our list. I'll check them out and add them in
2018 Honda Pioneer Snow Plow Buyers guide! Honda Pioneer 500, 700, and 1000!
You want at least 54" or better, 60 is a nice size for the 500. The 70+ is out of the question without tracks.
I put together a buyers guide few months back but the CLICK nGO's didnt make our list. I'll check them out and add them in
2018 Honda Pioneer Snow Plow Buyers guide! Honda Pioneer 500, 700, and 1000!
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prob gonna go 60 or 66 cause I'm at least 53" wide with spacers and tires.
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Recommend going 66. Had a 60 on my atvs, went up to 66 on the p5. With wheels and tires or spacers you will be glad you went bigger on the blade. Full angle on a 60 will not clear as wide as your wheels track if you are 53 wide... plus it's crazy how much more snow you can move with the extra width. Also recommend a rubber flap on top if it doesn't come with one. Helps roll the snow and keeps it in front of the blade rather than spilling over the top as you go.
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It would be great if you could post a couple of pictures and give a review once installed. I still haven't decided which to go with. I stumbled across the Click n Go and now it's got my curiosity.
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my family owns a honda dealer and I've put alot of them on the atvs but not on the sxs yet I do have a p1000 to do this week I believe so I'll snap some pick but their a slick system 10 seconds to connect and go. I steer people toward the click n go when they ask about the honda plow because it's such a simple system. the Honda plows are nice but a pain to hook up.
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I bet its a real nice set up but its not for me. I prefer a front mount for mine only because it doesn't cause me to loose any ground clearance. We ride year round here if possible, and even with the snow cover we will still have the skid plate hitting rocks anything sticking down more than that would be destroyed.
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I went with KFI 66” and their front mount, don’t lose much if any clearance, along with KFI winch mount and 3500 and now 4500 Superwinch Terra series, synthetic line. Replaced the 35 as it got noisey letting out line, works fine just noisier than new. Ploughs great not a toy, a work horse for sure.
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I'm not saying its a bad set up, just not for me, many times I will plow snow in the morning, and ride in the afternoon, those 6 nuts would be a pain after the second or third time on and off.
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