Did you install stiffer springs in the front end or tighten the preload to handle the weight of that plow? That plow has to weigh 400 lbs? Also, do you run any ballast in the rear to offset for the weight up front?
@@sublime19802004 and when you're clearing snow do feel you have enough power to push. Of course you can take smaller cuts depending on depth and how wet/heavy the snow is. I ask b/c I use a Kubota rtv 1100c right now for small commercial work, but am considering a defender so I can get between locations quicker. I want to make sure the defender has the power I need. Where I live we only get wet heavy snow as it doesn't get very cold here.
Did you install stiffer springs in the front end or tighten the preload to handle the weight of that plow? That plow has to weigh 400 lbs? Also, do you run any ballast in the rear to offset for the weight up front?
Just tightened the preload! And I do not run ballast. Yes about 400 pounds.
@@sublime19802004 and when you're clearing snow do feel you have enough power to push. Of course you can take smaller cuts depending on depth and how wet/heavy the snow is. I ask b/c I use a Kubota rtv 1100c right now for small commercial work, but am considering a defender so I can get between locations quicker. I want to make sure the defender has the power I need. Where I live we only get wet heavy snow as it doesn't get very cold here.
Yes plenty of power i always plow in low range
Hey man dont take this the wrong way but are u a amatar at useing a v plow or does that one work weird
What size plow?
6’6”