snow plow for kammander

[Kvue1791]

Move to a new place with 3-4 acres to mow,
so brought a zg125s. Then thought about winter
and the snow. Driveway is over 200 feet long.
Is there a snow plow for this model?
Thanks in advance.

 

[KBorange]

Move to a new place with 3-4 acres to mow,
so brought a zg125s. Then thought about winter
and the snow. Driveway is over 200 feet long.
Is there a snow plow for this model?
Thanks in advance.

A snow plow for a zero turn? Am I reading this correctly?

 

[Kvue1791]

Kubota has a blade for the ZG3000 series
as a option when you it. Did not see this
option for ZG100 series, that's why I wanted
to know if any one have use a snow plow
on the 100 series.

 

[North Idaho Wolfman]

It's not designed to do those things and that's going to present you with some big problems.
You will need to remove the deck, and mower drive.
You are going to have a tough time lifting the blade with the mechanical lift.
You would have to make the blade and mounts yourself as none are made for this model.
The lack of weight is going to fight you all the way through the process, weight = traction, your model is half the weight of the model that offer a blade for.
Your model is also much lower in HP that the models that they offer a blade for.

IMHO, You would be much better off if you are going to do anything, would be to mount a snow blower to the front of it.
A self powered model would make it easy to do without a whole lot of negative effects.

 

[Kvue1791]

Thanks Wolfman.

 

[jasonTDI]

Thanks Wolfman.

I'd buy a cheap Honda ATV. I have a Rancher 350 4x4 with a frame length mount swisher plow. Manual adjust but there are tie downs so with a couple ropes you can unlock and turn it from the seat. BIG time saver. I have a 300 ft driveway and for a light snow the ATV is by far the FASTEST way to deal with it. 4-6 passes and it's done.

Why Honda? No CVT belts to burn out. Shaft drive. Also the 350 can push up to 6-8" as long as you don't push a mountain of wet snow. The little ATV's can and do go a bit sideways with some deeper snow but the advantages of sipping fuel being able to pull it out easily if it's stuck are priceless. Like I said, 300 ft drive and about 10K sqft of parking area can be plowed 8-10 times on 3.5 gallons of fuel. Average 2 hours a plow. (cleaning cars off and a bunch of shoveling around them. I own a repair shop) Plus they are cheap. No love for the little ATV's. Everyone wants the big 600+ CC units. WHY? For yard work and plowing it's perfect and just small enough to do sidewalks.