Your Local Land & Adventure Partners Since 1981
Whether you're managing a farm or carving out your own backyard paradise, Northeast Farm Sales & Service is here to keep you moving. We’re a family-owned team led by Reene Fontaine, and we’re obsessed with two things: quality equipment and even better service.
From Kioti tractors, Ferris mowers, and Husqvarna equipment to the latest Honda ATVs, UTVs, and Power Equipment, we only sell what we’d use on our own land. And when things need a tune-up? Our shop is backed by certified mechanics and our very own Honda Red-Level Technician, Lance Chilafoux—because "good enough" doesn't cut it when there’s work to be done.
Stop by our Vermont dealership for expert advice, a massive parts inventory, and a team that always puts you first.
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Can Your ATV or UTV Really Handle a Snow Plow? Here's the Truth
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Short answer? Yes: your Honda ATV or UTV can absolutely handle a snow plow. The key is matching the right plow size to your machine. Honda ATVs like the Rubicon or Rancher pair great with lighter-duty plows (usually around 50–60 inches wide), while a Honda Pioneer side-by-side can handle heavier setups with wider blades. These machines are built tough, and with the right attachment, they'll make quick work of your driveway, sidewalks, or barn paths without breaking a sweat. Plus, they can squeeze into tight spots that a truck or tractor just can't reach.
A few things to keep in mind: make sure your plow system has trip protection (those heavy-duty springs that let the blade "trip" if you hit a hidden rock or curb: saves your machine and your nerves). Also, good tires or chains go a long way on icy Vermont driveways. If you're curious whether your Honda is ready for plow duty: or you want to check out what we've got in stock: swing by the shop or browse our Honda ATV & UTV lineup online. We're always happy to help you find the right setup for your property. Stay warm out there! ❄️🚜