Golf cart snow plow

[BorisM]

It is realistic to connect a slow blade to an electric golf cart and be able to use it as a snow plow on a driveway? There are numerous blades on the web ranging anywhere between $600-$1300. Will this really work?

[yurtle]

Do an advanced search. I remember at least one person doing this.

BUT, you'll need to compare their controller/motor with yours. Also decide how long and at what speed you'll be running. Clearing 2" of snow for a driveway is probably less taxing than a parking lot with 12". Low speed and duration of that low speed is important, especially with the added drag at that low speed.

[joe100]

You bet I've been using mine for three years works well. My drive is 30' x 60' and then the side walk around the house. Depending on how much snow determines the plan of attack, pushing snow in small sections or one push. Basically stock cart w/ # 2 welding cables still going strong waiting to burn something up so I can put in a new controller. Plow is from a Craftsman lawn tractor picked up for junk.

[DaveTM]

Ive often given some thought to doing this. But then...I have a snow thrower that cost me about $400. So...for the price of a snow thrower, I don't have to beat the snot out of my cart. But....that's just one guys opinion.

Dave