Cycle Country Plow Help

[userj8670]

Where would i get chains? This is my fathers machine and seeing as he doesnt care much about aggressive tires im sure he would opt for chains. How much are they?

[userj8670]

Looks cool now that you got it mounted..but.

Chains Dude..You ain't push shlt without some traction..I know you like your OEM tires from my advise is invest in a set of winter tires and rims or at least a set of chains!!!

You should be able to find the blade pin at your local farm supply store..I'd say TSC store but I don't know that you have then there.

Ya we have tractor supply. I didnt think of that

[harvestblue]

I found this walk-around video on YouTube. The guy has 4 walk-around videos of his bike with the plow setup. This link is for Part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utwARpn0YUk Part 3 isn't so good, but Part 4 makes up for it.

He's also got a bunch of good videos of himself actually plowing with his Big Red.

[gunoskey3]

Has anyone ever been able to get one of the yellow Cycle Country grips for on the handle? If so, where?

[userj8670]

Thats the million dollar question good buddy. I have tried almost every phrase or word for it on the net and couldnt yield any results. Maybe you might have better luck than I. However I will admit that I didnt do the logical thing which would be to call cycle country altogether.

[kb0nly]

I just bought a replacement last month for this, Cycle Country has them on the website.

http://www.cyclecountry.com/products...nual-lift.html

[gunoskey3]

This is so awesome! I just ordered one! $9-something is a bit much to ship a $1.99 handle grip that probably weighs like 1 ounce, but still, I won't complain. Thanks so much for sharing that site. I really appreciate it!

[kb0nly]

Yeah i thought it was too so when i ordered i tossed in a bunch of other parts, spare set of skids, some pins, figured if i am paying $9 shipping might as well make it worth it.. LOL

When you get it put a little liquid nails adhesive inside the grip, just a dab will do ya, and then slide it on. Mine kept working its way off a bit and spinning around so i glued it.

[userj8670]

Are these grips just plain yellow as in the pics or do they say cycle country on them like the originals?

[kb0nly]

Just plain yellow i think, i would have to go outside and look but i don't recall it saying anything on them. They are the current production version they use on all their plows now.

[userj8670]

KB- the older plows like i have - i just use a long bolt to hold the blade in 1 of the 3 positions - do they sell an actual bolt for it? I guess what i am asking is do you know what originally went in there?

[gunoskey3]

Got my plow grip with yesterday's mail. It does NOT say "Cycle Country" on it. In fact, it doesn't say anything on it. But still, I'm not complaining. I love it!

kb0nly - I'm going to take your advice with the liquid nails adhesive as soon as I can get to a hardware store. Thanks again!

[gunoskey3]

Also, check out this new video I posted from yesterday:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OzeGBP8wUQ

[MotorCity]

I love my cycle country plow, made all the snow we got couple days ago a breeze. Oldtime3wheeler is exactley right, if you are having a big storm come in, you need to do it a couple times. But the cool part is I actually have fun now doing my snow, shoveling it by hand blows!

[kb0nly]

I have the same version, its just basically a small hitch pin that you put in to hold the position.