I am currently in the market for a sxs and the honda would be perfect except no low gear. So I am interested if this machine could pull a plow to break up a acre or 2 for a food plot?
If its an established food plot, I don't see it having a problem. Its hard to find better payload and towing, even at a much higher price point.
If your breaking new ground, IE, roots, stumps, rocks, and very compacted soil. I think any sxs could struggle depending the situation, and plowing equipment.
I thought I would miss a low gear in the Honda, as my previous workhorse (my 750 King Quad) has it, but 1st gear on the Honda has been sufficient.
I plan on attempting the same thing for food plots. The area to be plowed is clear so I'm hoping the Pioneer can handle it. I chose it over purchasing a tractor so go figure.
Thanks, my 600 grizzly has no problems when it is in low gear but in high gear that is a different issue. I know it is rated @ 1500 pounds towing but pulling a plow is a little different, it puts so much more stran on the unit. Let me know how it performs Jthakwvu
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