
One of our picks
KFI 60 in Steel Snow Plow Kit for Kawasaki Teryx 750/800
Best for: Teryx 750 and 800 owners clearing packed lanes and lots who prefer steel over poly.
Snow removal · exact machine fit
Choose a UTV plow that fits the whole machine. Compare UTV and ATV plow systems by exact-machine fit, blade width, lift method, trip design, controls, and installation.

One of our picks
Best for: Teryx 750 and 800 owners clearing packed lanes and lots who prefer steel over poly.
Research catalog updated
Machine-first plow path
A UTV plow is a stack of parts that has to work with one chassis. Start with the exact year, make, model, trim, frame, and existing winch or mount. Then compare blade width, material, lift, and the work you actually need to clear.
A listing can show a blade and push tubes while leaving the machine-specific mount, leveling kit, pulley, winch, or installation out of the box. Confirm the complete fit before treating a headline price as a usable plow.
Use the manufacturer's application chart for your exact year, make, model, trim, and frame. Larger tires, lift kits, forward arms, tracks, or other changes can alter clearance and may require leveling hardware.
Choose width, steel or poly face, angle range, skid adjustment, and wear-bar service around the machine, route width, surface, and the snow you normally move. A wider blade is not automatically the better fit.
Ask for the blade, push tubes, exact mount, lift or winch, controls, wear parts, pulley or leveling kit, installation, and seasonal removal in one quote. Check what the package actually includes before ordering.
Official manufacturer resource
Check the current Ranger application chart and compatible push-tube families before choosing a KFI blade or package.
Check KFI Ranger fitmentOfficial manufacturer resource
Review the 105250 Teryx mount details, compatibility notes, and the related Pro 2.0 tube system before comparing a 60 or 72 inch package.
Check KFI Teryx fitmentOfficial manufacturer resource
Use MotoAlliance's mount options and fitment process to confirm the plate, receiver, push-tube height, and machine-specific hardware.
Check Denali fitmentManufacturer resources checked August 8, 2026.
Three places to start
Line up fit, strengths, limitations, and useful specifications before you open a retailer page.
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We chose one lower, middle, and higher-priced model from products we researched and matched to a current retailer page. This is a useful starting point, not a ranking.
What to compare
Once you know how and where you will use the gear, the specifications become much easier to compare.
Confirm make, model, year, frame or bumper conflicts, mount plate, and required hardware before comparing blade features.
Blade width, angle, material, and weight should match the vehicle, route width, surface, and typical snowfall.
Price the mount, push tubes, blade, lift, controls, wear parts, and installation together.
Build around the job
Each system connects utv plows to the other roles that matter in the field. Keep what already works and replace only the weak link.
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Denali (MotoAlliance) · UTV Plows
Best for: Owners of 2006-2015 Prowlers who want a purpose-built plow instead of adapting a universal kit.
Vehicle-specific 1/4 in steel mount avoids a universal clamp plate. The main tradeoff is fitment caveat: MA11760 covers the specific older Prowler models in MotoAlliance's chart, not every trim carrying a 2006-2015 model year.
$600-1000

Denali (MotoAlliance) · UTV Plows
Best for: ATV owners who want one complete plow package for driveway duty without hunting down a model-specific mount.
Complete one-box kit, no separate mount purchase for most ATVs. The main tradeoff is fitment varies: the universal center mount fits most ATVs but frame clearance differs by model, so verify your machine before ordering.
$300-600

KFI Products · UTV Plows
Best for: Midsize UTV owners who want a lighter poly blade sized to their machine rather than an oversized 72 in setup.
60 in Pro-Poly blade keeps the package narrower than a 72 in fullsize setup. The main tradeoff is fitment caveat: mount 105255 covers specific Ranger years and body styles, not every midsize or fullsize Polaris.
$600-1000

KFI Products · UTV Plows
Best for: Teryx 750 and 800 owners clearing packed lanes and lots who prefer steel over poly.
11-gauge steel blade takes hard contact better than poly for icy, compacted snow. The main tradeoff is mount 105250 is for listed Kawasaki Teryx 750, Teryx 800, and Teryx4 applications, not a Kawasaki Mule; confirm model and year before ordering.
$600-1000

KFI Products · UTV Plows
Best for: Ranger 900 owners who plow regularly and want the quieter, rust-free feel of a poly blade.
Flexible poly face is backed by 3/16 in Grade 50 steel ribs and frame. The main tradeoff is fitment caveat: mount fits Polaris Ranger 900 models 2013-2019 per the listing, other Ranger years and trims need a different KFI mount.
$600-1000

KFI Products · UTV Plows
Best for: Teryx owners who want a single-order plow setup verified against their model line.
Complete package combines a 72 in blade, square push tubes, and Teryx-specific mount. The main tradeoff is fitment caveat: fits Teryx and Teryx4 750 and 800 only, and Kawasaki revised the chassis over this span, so confirm your year against the listing before ordering.
$600-1000

KFI Products · UTV Plows
Best for: Fullsize Polaris owners with long driveways who want maximum width per pass.
72 in straight blade uses 11-gauge steel with a replaceable two-piece wear bar. The main tradeoff is fitment caveat: mount 105255 fits only the Ranger years and body styles in KFI's application chart.
$600-1000
Category FAQ
Start with the exact year, make, model, trim, frame, and current modifications. Use the manufacturer's application chart to match the mount and push tubes, then confirm clearance, lift method, and included hardware before ordering.
Choose the width that clears the machine's tire path and matches the route, surface, and available front-end capacity. A wider blade can cover more per pass, but it also adds weight and can be a poor fit on a smaller machine. Confirm the manufacturer's width and fitment guidance first.
Ask for the blade, push tubes, exact vehicle mount, lift or winch, controls, wear bar and skid parts, any pulley or leveling kit, installation, and seasonal removal. Compare the complete installed setup rather than the blade price alone.
Many UTV plow systems use a winch or another lift system, but the included parts vary by package. Confirm the lift method, winch compatibility, wiring, controls, and whether the winch or mount is included before checkout.