KFI Plow Kits by Machine

Find the KFI Plow Kit Built for Your Machine

A snow plow kit is only as good as its mount. The blade and push tube are shared across machines, but the mount is engineered for one specific frame — which is why KFI plow kits are sold by machine, not as one-size-fits-all. This page walks through what a complete kit includes, how to pick a blade size, and the kit listings for the machines we fit most often. Every kit below is a live Dirti Motorsports listing: pick your machine, pick your blade, and the mount, tube and blade arrive as one matched setup.

Browse the full range here: all KFI plow kits.

What a Complete KFI Kit Includes

  • Machine-specific plow mount — bolts to your machine's frame and is the part that makes the kit fit your exact model and year range.
  • KFI Pro 2.0 push tube — the steel tube assembly that connects the mount to the blade and takes the pushing load.
  • Your choice of blade — KFI Pro-S steel blades in 54", 60", 66" and 72", or Pro-Poly blades in 60", 66" and 72".

One thing no plow kit includes: a way to lift the blade. Every KFI kit needs a winch or a plow lift to raise and lower the blade, and that is sold separately. If your machine already has a winch, you are set. If it doesn't, add one before the snow does.

Already own part of the setup? Each kit listing also offers mount-only, blade-only and tube combinations, so you can buy just the piece you are missing.

How to Choose a Blade Size

Start with your machine's width. A plow blade is usually run angled, and an angled blade clears a path narrower than its full width — so the blade should be a few inches wider than your machine, or your tires will be packing down snow the blade just moved.

  • 54" — ATVs and narrow machines, sidewalks and short driveways.
  • 60" — the middle ground for midsize UTVs and standard residential driveways.
  • 66" — full-size UTVs and longer driveways; fewer passes, more snow moved per pass.
  • 72" — wide machines like the Ranger XP 1000 and Defender, long lanes and small lots. It is the most blade to push when the snow is wet and heavy, so match it to a machine with the weight and power for it.

Complete kits (mount + Pro 2.0 tube + Pro-S steel blade) are priced the same for most machines: 54" $733.85 · 60" $767.85 · 66" $871.85 · 72" $910.85. A few mounts cost more to build — the General XP 1000 kit, for example, runs $759.85–$936.85 across the same four steel sizes. Pro-Poly blade kits run $953.85 (60"), $1,000.85 (66") and $1,026.85 (72") on most mounts.

Polaris Ranger and General

The most-plowed machines in the lineup. The Ranger XP 1000 / PRO XD (2018–2027) kit is the one most owners need, and there are also kits for the 2001–2009 Ranger, the Ranger High Lifter Edition and early midsize/full-size Rangers. For the General, choose the General XP 1000 kit or the standard Polaris General kit. RZR owners are covered too, with kits for the RZR Pro XP, trailing-arm models and 2013–2018 RZRs.

Can-Am Defender and Maverick

The Defender is a born plow machine — heavy, torquey and built for work. Start with the Can-Am Defender KFI plow kit and size the blade to your lane; most Defender owners go 66" or 72". Sport machines are covered as well: there is a kit for the Maverick Sport/Trail and Commander, plus Maverick X3 and Maverick 1000 kits.

Yamaha Wolverine and Viking

For the current machines, the Wolverine X2 / X4 kit is the fit; owners of the earlier body style need the 2016–2019 Wolverine kit. Viking owners have their own kit in the KFI plow kit collection.

Honda Pioneer and Talon

The Pioneer 1000 (2016–2025) kit is the volume Honda fitment, with a separate kit for the Pioneer 700. Even the sport machine can earn its keep in winter: the Talon 1000 (2019–2025) kit puts a blade on Honda's sport chassis.

Kawasaki Teryx and Mule

Yes, there is a plow kit for the KRX: the Teryx KRX 1000 kit, alongside the standard Teryx kit. On the work side, Mule owners will find kits for the Mule SX, the Mule 600/610 and the Mule 3000 series (2014–2020).

More Machines — and ATVs

The by-machine range goes well beyond the big five: CFMoto ZForce, UForce and CForce, John Deere Gator XUV, Kubota Sidekick and RTV-X, Arctic Cat Prowler and Wildcat, Kioti K9, Bobcat and more all have KFI kits in the collection. There are ATV kits too — Sportsman and Scrambler, Outlander, Grizzly, Foreman and Rancher — same mount-plus-tube-plus-blade structure, sized for quads.

Not Sure Which Kit Fits?

Fitment lives and dies on the exact model and year, and several machines have more than one kit depending on chassis generation. Check the year range in the listing title against your machine, and if you are between two kits, contact Dirti Motorsports before you order — we would rather confirm the mount than ship you the wrong one.