48 in. x 15 in. Commercial/Residential Snow Plow for Zero Turn Mower

Installation was easy and it works great. Especially happy that it covers 48" in the deflected position. The blade width is wider than 48".

Holes weren’t drilled through. Obviously there is no inspections of parts before packing. Disappointed to say the least. I bought this because it is made in America. I had to drill missed holes.

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To start everything has so much play its not funny. The blade will not stay in line at all. The plastic blade wears down super fast. Only used 4 times before it got to the metal, I wouldn't be able to make it a full season without replacement.

Overall satisfied with the plow. We have a 300ft long 1 lane driveway and much quicker than blowing snow. Couple things I see after approx. a dozen uses is having to repeatedly tighten the bolts for the foot raiser. I had to adjust my drive arms on the zero turn to make room for my legs to be able to lift the plow with the foot raiser and could use more room yet. I installed myself and took a couple hours and I am not mechanically inclined. Would recommend two people for installation but can be done alone, directions are easy to follow. I probably should have gone with the 5ft blade, I have the Husqvarna m zt 61" mower and the 4ft blade is just a little short when angled.

I had to do a little rigging to make it work on my mower, but it works good. I also removed the skid plates so the blade would scrape the driveway cleaner.

Pkg. list and all parts were complete. Directions for assembly were precise. A modification to lock the blade in the up position other than using the foot pedal when not plowing snow would be helpful. I have not yet adjusted the skid shoes or used the plow. Waiting for it to snow in north Ohio therefore I can’t give a complete rating. Looks like it could be excellent.

This plow does fit the Ryobi 42" electric zero turn mower. It is a tight fit - the only modification is, the front foot plate (with the LED lights) has to be moved up by attaching it to the top 2 bolt holes. This means the foot brake will not lock, cutting a new slot could fix this. No other issues on the rest of the install. I don't have any comments on the plow - it seems to do the job (no snow to push yet). I did push some dirt in the garden - it did a good job. I saw a comment about traction and I did see the wheels spin in the soft dirt, so I am sure performance will not perform like a heavy gas powered mower.