I've only used it for two seasons and we really haven't had a lot of snow to put it to the test I feel like it could handle maybe 12 to 16 in of snow fine.

That's impressive. That's a huge amount of snow. I am checking out these videos trying to decide if I want to go with a 700 or 500. I'm going this week to talk to the dealer

It does have power steering and it works well!

Besides the 5’ composite snow plow, the only thing I’ve added was the LED light bar. I found it a little hard to see when I was plowing at night because the plow somewhat blocked the stock headlights.

Yeah, you’re supposed to slip the cable out of the loop on that black bar. I’m not sure what happens if you don’t do it.

@@ColinFisher you will snap your winch wire if you leave it around the attachment bar, don’t ask how I know that 😂

It's a 2019 Can-Am Pro-Mount plow. 5 ft, compsite.

No, the plow mount is below the skid. Here's a picture of the setup. It shows the fairlead too. photos.app.goo.gl/g7As9Le2GJmYZ9jT7

What year is your machine? I've not seen that color before, and are those factory tires?

@@avidhuntr It’s a 2019. Yes factory tires. Everything is stock except the light bar.

How exactly?

It's funny when people who have either used inferior equipment in the past or just have a basic lack of knowledge try and act like they know what they are yapping about! You plow in low gear! There's almost zero stress on the transmission, bcuz even the smaller Can-am, or ATVs in general have plenty of power to push snow. Just cuz you don't have 1, don't mean you gotta try and act like they're not more than up to the job.

By the way moderately hard trail riding is 5 times harder on a Can-am tranny than pushing snow