Extreme Max 5500.5010 UniPlow One-Box ATV Plow System with UniMount Kit - 50" Snow Plow for ATV/UTV | Heavy-Duty Winter Plowing Equipment for Driveways, Farms & Off-Road Use

Lets start out by saying I picked one of the worst winters to buy this bad boy, we had 3 storms that dropped more then a foot here in PA and countless other 3 inchers or more. I bought this before a storm in an attempt to make life a little easier then lugging a snow blower up and down the driveway for hours. I really bought to take care of the nuisance storms that put 4 or less inches down and were a real pain to use the snow blower in, since it took just as long to snow blow as to push a shovel around. This thing handled those and even took over 8 inches down during an overnighter. Now this will have trouble with anything more then that, so try to not let the storms get ahead of you, or you will be in a pickle. I also used this at a neighbors house who had a longer flat drive and when you pick up speed this thing could throw some snow, just set the blade angle and go.As far a the fitment to the ATV, this is where I was truly amazed. I used this on a small Bayou 220, and even though the frame was not big it still bolted right up. This is where they really thought this plow through, the mounting bracket has room to move the bolts to where the frame is, and comes with either U bolts for round frames or steel plates to sandwich the plate and bracket to the frame with bolts. once I got the brackets bolted with the U bolts and tightened it was not going anywhere. And because it has the quick release pins, taking the plow on and off is a snap, literally 2 minutes and you could change it. It is even easier if you have a winch to pull the plow up so it just hangs in place and you can just slide the pins in and you are off and running.After one really good season of use I would say this is the best universal plow you can probably get, especially on amazon with free 2 day shipping if your a prime member. As far as any wear and tear, the plow frame, angle adjust, and blade springs are all still in great shape and not showing any wear. The plow feet and wear bar did take a hit this season though, the feet wore out and broke apart, and I had to flip the wear bar. Both these things are supposed to wear on a plow though so it is no big deal, especially with how much I used it this winter. The feet we just welded a steel pieces as new feet, and I'm hoping they sell new wear bars, but if they don't all it is, is a 1/4 inch steel bar with bolt holes in it, I'll just fabricate a new one. If your on the fence I would have no issue backing this product in not only quality, but ingenuity.