I know this isnt the right place to ask but need help

[hemikidd]

whats going on everyone i was just wondering if anyone on the forums has a 2007/08 wolverine 350 2wd bike an IF you do.. is it capable of having a plow on it an getting thru a good amount of snow since it 2wd or it cant make it thru?

 

[xjma]

with some chains or studs and some weight it could plow some snow but obviously not as much as a 4x4 quad. for big storms you'll need to plow a few times during the storm rather than wait till the morning and try to push 2'+!!

 

[hemikidd]

with some chains or studs and some weight it could plow some snow but obviously not as much as a 4x4 quad. for big storms you'll need to plow a few times during the storm rather than wait till the morning and try to push 2'+!!

yea i know im not expecting for it to plow thru like a foot an a half .. ive even seen 4x4 quads not get thru that snow i just wanna know is it possible

 

[York Racing]

Be extremely careful. My dad broke his frame on his Suzuki Vinson 500 4X4 in 3 places while plowing snow and those frames are HEAVY.

 

[Blastin]

Um the wolverine should to good but if o were u I'd get a yamaha grizzly 660, find a use one since they don't make the 660 anymore I used to have one and it plowed snow easy, plowed the driveways on my street easy.

 

[BlastersRfaster]

Um the wolverine should to good but if o were u I'd get a yamaha grizzly 660, find a use one since they don't make the 660 anymore I used to have one and it plowed snow easy, plowed the driveways on my street easy.

hes obviously lookin to get what he can out of his wolverine...not go buy a grizzly. i would say go ahead and get some weight on 'er and some chains and good tires. give it a shot and see what she can do. and with the mounting of a plow-if you cant find one thatll fit it its simple to get a plow without mounts on it and weld some up.