Polaris General 1000 Plow Pro Snow Plow

Winter snow doesn't stand a chance against this plow setup. If you own a Polaris General and want to actually clear your driveway instead of spending hours with a shovel, this is what you need. The 72" blade angles to seven different positions—anywhere from straight ahead to 30 degrees left or right—so you can tackle slopes and corners without breaking a sweat. Mount it to your rig, leave the bracket on year-round, and hook up the blade whenever snow falls. Disconnect it just as fast when you're done.

This thing gets abused, so it's built to handle it. The blade is 10-gauge steel, and the cutting edge is thicker at 4-gauge—that's the part that actually bites through packed snow and ice. You've got two 4-gauge vertical ribs welded in to reinforce the high-stress areas, plus a 10-gauge horizontal support beam running the length of the cutting edge. A spring-loaded tilt-forward design absorbs impacts, so hidden curbs and frozen chunks don't break anything.

You need a winch to run this plow, and that's it. Seven selectable angles (0°, 10°, 20°, and 30° positions left or right) let you aim the blade exactly where you need it. The attack angle adjusts from 52° to 65°, and height-adjustable skid shoes keep the blade from digging in too deep or riding too high. Everything responds smoothly and fast.

• 72" snow plow blade
• Quick-connect snow plow mount
• Snow plow frame

Want to make plowing even easier? Add the deluxe kit and get side shields (3/16" steel), 23 plow markers for visibility, a snow deflector (1/8" LDPE to keep snow off the top), and a plow angle actuator with an 1,800 lb. motor. That actuator runs off a dash-mounted switch so you can stay warm inside and adjust your angle without leaving the cab.

• Polaris General 1000: 2016+
• Polaris General 4: 2017+

NOTE: A winch is required to operate this snow plow. If your machine has more than 3" of lift, you'll also need the Plow Prow Snow Plow drop bracket (SPB-DB-001).