KFI Products (105048 Snow Plow Blade

What It Is

The KFI Products (105048) Snow Plow Blade is a 48-inch, heavy-duty steel plow blade designed to attach to UTVs, ATVs, and compatible lawn tractors for snow removal. It’s not a mower blade—it’s a dedicated snow accessory for clearing driveways, paths, and yards.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Mounting system: Requires a compatible KFI mounting frame or push-tube kit (sold separately). Check your vehicle’s front receiver or bracket specs—most UTVs/ATVs need a 2-inch receiver or a specific vehicle mount.
• Vehicle fit: Works with many Polaris, Can-Am, Honda, and Kawasaki UTVs/ATVs, but verify with KFI’s fitment chart or measure your vehicle’s front-end clearance.
• Deck size: Not for mower decks—this mounts to the vehicle frame. Ensure your vehicle has adequate ground clearance and a flat mounting surface.
• OEM vs aftermarket: Aftermarket part; may require adapter kits for non-KFI mounts. No direct OEM replacement.
• Measurements: Blade width is 48 inches; overall height about 18 inches. Verify your vehicle’s width and lift capacity (minimum 1,500 lbs towing capacity recommended).

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Heavy-duty 7-gauge steel with a powder-coated finish—holds up well against packed snow and gravel. Replaceable cutting edge (poly or steel) adds longevity.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate to difficult. You’ll need basic tools (wrenches, drill) and likely a helper. Expect 1–2 hours for first-time setup, especially if mounting brackets aren’t pre-installed.
• Common gotchas: The blade is heavy (approx. 70 lbs)—plan for a two-person lift. If your vehicle has a low front bumper, you may need a lift kit to avoid scraping. The trip spring mechanism can be stiff initially; adjust tension after first few passes.
• No mower deck integration: This is a standalone plow, not a mower blade replacement. Don’t confuse with mower deck blades.

Should You Buy It

Buy it if you have a compatible UTV/ATV, need a rugged blade for frequent snow removal on pavement or gravel, and are willing to invest in the separate mounting kit. It’s overkill for small walkways or occasional light snow—look at a lighter poly blade instead.