Country Manufacturing Zero Turn Snowplow 4 ft Wide (1) (2)

Was able to use the mounting brackets and did NOT need to drill into the frame to attach to my Toro Timecutter SS5000 model 74732. I needed to remove the two bolts holding the foot plate on the front of the tractor to mount the plow and will simply screw the plate back on after the winter. Only used the plow one time in a 1 inch snow, it worked fine. I will see how it performs this winter. Will add tire chains and I am planning on leaving the deck on, but may decide to remove it later. Right now I am not going to use wheel weights, but may also add depending on how the tractor responds in a deep snow fall.

It stated that it would fit my machine but it does not. I'm having to have it welded on. The equipment itself seems good, I won't know for sure until it snows.

It was easy to put together and worked great on my Toro ss5000 mower o turn. Going to push snow with it

Ordered this for my Wright Stander. Needed to do a little fabrication to make it work. The quality of the metal used for the plow and the attachment brackets are commercial grade. Definitely looking forward to using again.

Great quality, makes for easy assembly.

Still waiting for missing parts

An awesome product. It easily mounted on my gravely zt without any drilling. It plows like a beast. A ZT is much better at plowing than a garden tractor. The drive wheel are under the engine and each wheel spins independently. My mowing deck is only 42” so I keep it on to add weight. I just raise it to it’s heighest setting. My plow is wider than my rear wheels so it helps b/c I always have a clear path for my drive wheels.Depending on the type of snow I’ve done up to 8 inches. Just remember deeper snow takes a lot more time and technique matters. The plow can be angled to the right or left or left straight. If the snow is not that deep I angle the plow to the right and plow up the center of the driveway and the return plowing to the right. Then I keep pushing the snow further and further to the right until it’s off the driveway. If the mounds of snow get too high and heavy I ram them while having the plow up and push them back on top and then hit them from the bottom. I also will make a pass with only part of the plow hitting the piles to chip away at them. This is only for heavy deep snow. The plow also has strong springs so if you hit anything really hard it will flip = avoiding huge jolts or damaging something. It also helps b/c as the snow gets on the plow it allows downward force on the pavement. Just remember to set your skids right and adjust the plow so that the mower is supporting it = all the weight isn’t on the pavement. I’ve used this plow 4-6 times a year for about 8 years and often do 5 driveways on my block that are about 50 ft long double wide. On a snow that 4”-6” and dry I can plow one driveway in under 15 minutes. The neighbors love me. Ha