Is There A Snow Plow For Polaris Ranger With 2" Front Hitch Receiver?

Updated 10/22/2025 | Published 10/21/2025

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Meyer HomePlow Residential Electric Snowplow - For 2" Hitches - 22" Tall

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$2901.89

Meyer HomePlow Residential Snowplow w/Electric Lift - For 2" Hitches - 18" Tall

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Question:

Can a Meyer plow work on my Polaris Ranger? It’s got a 2-inch front receiver already.

asked by: Luke

Expert Reply:

Luke, as long as your Ranger’s hitch is a true Class III 2" and the electrical system can support a 60-amp draw, the smaller HomePlow models # ME28FR or # ME88FR are perfect. They’re lighter electric-lift plows with auto-angling, great for driveways and farm paths. They require that hitch class I mentioned rated for at least 300lb tongue weight, and also a battery rated for at least 70A (50CCA) and an alternator rated at 60A output.

Do you usually plow gravel or pavement on your property?

expert reply by: Andrew N

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Luke

10/22/2025

Thanks, that helps. Think it would still be covered by warranty on a Ranger, or does Meyer only allow trucks?

Andrew N.

10/22/2025

@Luke Good question, Luke. Technically Meyer rates the HomePlow line for ½-ton trucks, SUVs, and utility vehicles, but not tractors or heavy equipment. So it will be fine since your Ranger is a utv.

Jeff

10/22/2025

What about alternator output on newer Rangers? Do they usually meet that 60-amp spec?

Andrew N.

10/22/2025

@Jeff Most newer Rangers fall just under that mark, Jeff. I'd put a multimeter on the alternator output to verify. If it's a bit under 60A, it'll still operate fine if you’re not cycling the plow continuously. If you plan to plow for long stretches, upgrading to a higher-output alternator or maintaining a fully charged battery between runs will help keep voltage stable. I would say if it's under the required 60A, just plan on upgrading your alternator in the near future. I put a high output unit on my classic truck awhile back, and it made a big difference.