Snow Plow

Hitch-Mounted Snow Plows for Driveways & Private Property

Farmry SP72 and SP84 snow plows are designed for compatible light trucks and SUVs. The front-mounted steel blade pushes fresh snow from driveways, private access areas, and small parking lots, while three locking blade positions let you direct snow straight ahead, left, or right.

How to Choose the Right Farmry Snow Plow

SP72 72-Inch Snow Plow

The SP72 provides a 72-inch working width and weighs approximately 298 lb. It is a practical choice when a narrower clearing width better matches your vehicle, driveway, and available operating space.

SP84 84-Inch Snow Plow

The SP84 increases the working width to 84 inches and weighs approximately 313 lb, helping cover more surface with each pass when your vehicle and front hitch can safely support the larger plow.

Check Your Front Hitch & Vehicle Ratings

Before ordering, confirm a compatible Class III 2" x 2" front-mounted receiver with proper alignment. Your vehicle must also remain within its GVWR and GAWR after the plow is installed. Do not choose a wider plow based on clearing width alone.

Snow Plow vs. Snow Blower: Which Should You Choose?

Choose a snow plow when you have a compatible truck or SUV and want to push fresh snow quickly from open driveways or parking areas. Choose a PTO snow blower when you operate a tractor and need to throw snow farther away from long driveways, farm lanes, or areas where snowbanks can build up. Hydraulic snow blowers are also available for skid steer owners.

Why Choose Farmry Snow Plows?

Farmry SP72 and SP84 snow plows combine a steel blade, hardened wear components, trip springs, a top snow deflector, caster assemblies, and electric winch lifting. Wired and wireless controls allow the blade to be raised or lowered from inside or outside the vehicle.

FAQs

What type of front hitch is required?

The snow plow is designed to mount to a standard Class III 2" x 2" square front-mounted receiver hitch.
The hitch must provide:
• A flat, flush cross member surface
• A square 2" receiver tube
• Proper alignment on the same horizontal plane
Raised steps, drop offsets, curved tubes, or round cross members are not supported.
For best results, please compare your front hitch dimensions with the diagram provided above before purchasing.

Will a Farmry snow plow fit my truck or SUV?

Not automatically. Although the SP72 and SP84 are designed for many light trucks and SUVs, fitment depends on the front receiver hitch, mounting geometry, vehicle configuration, and weight ratings. Confirm the hitch setup and your vehicle's GVWR and GAWR before purchase.

Should I choose the 72-inch SP72 or 84-inch SP84?

Choose according to your vehicle capacity, hitch setup, clearing width, and working area. The SP72 offers a 72-inch width at about 298 lb, while the SP84 provides an 84-inch width at about 313 lb. Wider coverage is useful only when the vehicle can safely support it.

What is the difference between a snow plow and a snow blower?

A snow plow pushes snow to the side of the area being cleared. A snow blower uses an auger and impeller to throw snow away from the clearing path. Farmry snow plows are designed for compatible trucks and SUVs, while PTO snow blowers are designed for tractors.

Can Farmry snow plows remove ice or frozen snow?

They are primarily designed to push fresh snow. They should not be used to remove large frozen snowbanks, solid ice, sand, or gravel. For icy surfaces, plowing can remove loose snow first, followed by appropriate ice treatment.

Where can I use a Farmry snow plow?

Farmry snow plows are intended for private snow-clearing applications such as residential driveways and small parking areas. They are not designed for public-road operation.

How fast should I drive while using the snow plow?

Do not exceed 10 mph (15 km/h) while plowing or transporting the mounted plow. Reduce speed further when conditions are uneven or when the blade begins to bounce.

Can I raise and lower the plow from inside my vehicle?

Yes. Farmry SP72 and SP84 snow plows use an electric winch for lifting and lowering the blade and include both wired and wireless controls for convenient operation.