MOTOQUEEN 48" Universal Poly Snow Plow Cutting Edge Replacement, 1/2" Thick Heavy-Duty Scraper Bar for Tractor & ATV UTV Blades, No Pre-drilled Holes on Edge (Two-Part Assembly)

What It Is

This is a 48-inch universal poly snow plow cutting edge replacement, designed as a heavy-duty scraper bar for tractor, ATV, and UTV snow plow blades. It comes as a two-part assembly (no pre-drilled holes) and is intended to replace worn steel or poly edges on residential or light-commercial snow removal equipment.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Measure your existing cutting edge: This bar is 48" wide, 1/2" thick, and must fit the full width of your plow blade. Confirm your blade’s mounting holes are at least 1/2" from the edge—this bar has no pre-drilled holes, so you’ll need to drill your own.
• Check bolt pattern and hardware: You’ll need to align and drill holes to match your plow’s existing bolt pattern. Common bolt sizes are 5/16" or 3/8", but verify yours before drilling.
• Material compatibility: Poly edges work best on gravel, dirt, or paved surfaces to reduce scratching. Not ideal for heavy ice or packed snow on concrete—steel edges last longer there.
• Machine type: Fits most standard 48" straight-blade plows on tractors, ATVs, and UTVs, but may not fit curved or specialty blades without modification.

Key Things to Know

• No pre-drilled holes = more work: You must drill all mounting holes yourself. Use a drill press or template to keep holes straight and evenly spaced.
• Two-part assembly: The edge comes in two 24" sections that bolt together. Ensure the joint is aligned and flush to avoid catching on debris.
• Quality concerns: At 3.5 stars from 8 reviews, some users report the poly material is softer than expected, leading to faster wear on abrasive surfaces like asphalt.
• Installation difficulty: Moderate. Requires drilling, measuring, and possibly trimming if your plow is slightly narrower than 48". Allow 1-2 hours.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you need a budget-friendly poly replacement for a 48" plow on a tractor or ATV, and you’re comfortable drilling your own holes. It’s best for occasional use on loose surfaces like gravel or dirt. Skip it if you plow heavy snow on concrete often—a steel edge will last longer and wear more evenly.