Kawasaki Snow Plow Pricing: Everything You Need to Know
Sep 22, 2026
A Kawasaki Mule Pro can push a whole lot of snow, and if you’re a bit spun around by all the numbers, don’t worry: pricing the setup is actually simpler than it looks. Complete plow kits on our site run from $547.99 for Kolpin’s SwitchBlade to $2,399.95 for KFI’s Pro-V, and seven of the 11 systems below come in under $900. The add-ons we cover here cost between $52.99 and $69.99. Every one of these kits leaves the winch to you.
Good news for Pro owners: the FX, FXT, FXR, DX and DXT share a single plow mount on most of these kits, while the Pro-MX and SX each need their own. Browse everything by model on our Mule snow plow page.
Mule Snow Plow Blade Options
Blade width is where most of the major decisionmaking happens, both financially and logistically. Put a plow at full angle and it loses a surprising amount of reach, since Kolpin’s 72-inch SwitchBlade cuts just 65.1 inches wide when swung all the way over. A 66-inch blade covers most home driveways, and 72 inches or more pays off on farm lanes and shop lots. The blades on offer:
- Kolpin SwitchBlade: stamped steel, adjustable between 60 and 72 inches
- Open Trail: straight steel or poly hybrid, 60 to 72 inches wide
- Denali Standard Series: a single-piece steel blade sized from 60 up to 72 inches
- KFI: Pro-S steel or Pro-Poly faces spanning 60 to 72 inches
- Eagle Plow: a black 80-incher, or charcoal blades from 60 to 72 inches
- Denali Pro Series: a curved county-style blade in 66- or 72-inch widths
- Moose straight blade: 66 or 72 inches of 11-gauge steel, 17 inches tall
- Moose poly blade: 60 or 72 inches of high-density poly over steel ribs
- Kolpin Conqueror: steel from 60 to 72 inches or poly from 60 to 84
- Moose V-Plow: 72 or 82 inches, rubber flaps standard
- KFI Pro-V: a V-blade measuring 80 inches straight and 72 when scooped
Kawasaki Mule Snow Plow Kit Prices
Each kit is one listing, and the blade, mount and options you select there set the final total. Heavier kits carry shared shipping, starting at $49.99 for Open Trail and Kolpin’s SwitchBlade and topping out at $150 for Eagle.
| Kit | Brand | Blade sizes and material | What is in the box | Starting price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kawasaki Mule / Ridge / Teryx / KRX Switchblade Snow Plow System by Kolpin Powersports | Kolpin | Convertible stamped steel, 60 or 72 inches | Plow-in-a-box blade, chassis and under-body mount hardware | $547.99 |
| Kawasaki Mule DX/FX Pro Standard Series Complete Snow Plow Kit by Denali | Denali | 60, 66 or 72 inches, 11-gauge steel | Blade, push tubes, wear bar, skid feet and install hardware | $749.99 |
| Kawasaki Mule Complete Snow Plow Kit by Open Trail | Open Trail | 60, 66 or 72 inches, straight steel or poly hybrid | Blade, push tube and Mule-specific mount | $774.95 |
| Kawasaki Mule Complete Snow Plow System by KFI Products | KFI | 60, 66 or 72 inches, steel or Pro-Poly | Blade, Pro 2.0 push tube and a mount for your Mule model | $779.95 |
| Kawasaki Mule Straight Blade Front-Mount Complete Snow Plow Kit by Eagle Plow | Eagle Plow | 60-72 inch charcoal steel or 80-inch black | Straight blade, push tube and model-specific front mount | $849.95 |
| Kawasaki Mule Pro DX/FX Pro Series Complete Snow Plow Kit by Denali | Denali | 66 or 72 inches, 12-gauge county-style steel | Blade, push tubes, reversible wear bar, rubber flap, skid feet, markers and Mule mount | $879.99 |
| Kawasaki Mule Pro Straight Blade Snow Plow System by Moose | Moose | 66 or 72 inches, 11-gauge steel | Blade with flap, push tubes and latch-style mount | $887.85 |
| Kawasaki Mule Pro Poly Plow Blade Snow Plow System by Moose | Moose | 60 or 72 inches, poly face on steel ribs | Poly blade with flap, push tube and pull-pin mount | $969.85 |
| Kawasaki Mule Pro-FX/DX Conqueror Front-Connect Snow Plow Kit by Kolpin | Kolpin | Steel at 60, 66 or 72 inches, poly at 60, 72 or 84 | Blade, front-connect push frame and bumper mount with a 2-inch receiver | $974.99 |
| Kawasaki Mule Pro FX V-Plow Complete Snow Plow System by Moose | Moose | 72 or 82 inches, V-blade | Two V-blades, V push tube and bottom mount, rubber flaps included | $1,730.85 |
| Kawasaki Mule Complete Pro-V Snow Plow System by KFI Products | KFI | V-blade, 80 inches straight, poly face on a steel frame | Two wings, center pivot and push frame, with remote, dash or manual angle control | $2,399.95 |
Snow Plow Add-Ons for the Mule
A winch lifts nearly every plow here. Plan on 2,500 to 3,500 lb if it only raises the blade, or 6,000 lb if it also pulls the rest of the year. Shop Mule winches to match. A pulley matters more than most people expect, too. Our Mule plow comparison notes that the Moose plow lifts only about a foot without one and roughly 30 inches with one.
| Add-on | What it does | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Kawasaki Mule / Ridge / Teryx / KRX Switchblade Plow Wearbar & Skidshoe Kit by Kolpin Powersports | Replacement wear bar sections and two skid shoes for the SwitchBlade | $52.99 |
| Kawasaki Teryx / Ridge / KRX / Mule Snow Plow Pulley Fairlead Kit by MotoAlliance | Roller fairlead, pulley and 12-foot dyneema line that improve the winch’s angle on the blade, standard or wide spool | $64.99-$69.99 |
Mule Snow Plow Fitment With Lifts, Tracks and Mounts
Running a Snow Plow on a Lifted Mule
Extra ride height will most likely tilt the blade out of level. The Open Trail listing sells leveling kits for -1 through +6-inch lifts, and KFI’s Pro-V requires a leveling kit of 2 inches or more on any lifted machine. Denali’s lift push tubes add 2 or 4 inches for Mules with skid plates.
Running a Snow Plow on a Tracked Mule
Tracks need the blade pushed out front so the two never meet mid-turn. Open Trail and KFI brackets gain 10.33 inches, and the Pro-V bracket gains 12.25. Eagle, Denali and Kolpin all offer a longer push tube for machines on tracks.
Matching the Snow Plow Mount to Your Mule
Check the exact model before checkout. The Pro-MX and SX take different plow mounts than the rest of the Pro family on KFI, Open Trail and Eagle kits. Open Trail also needs the factory front bumper in place. If your Mule is older or modified, reach out and we will confirm the fit.
What to Add Alongside a Mule Snow Plow
- Windshields: blade spray lands in your lap without one
- Cab enclosures: turn an open Mule into a sheltered work cab for long storms
- Heaters: they earn their keep once the cab is enclosed
- Tire chains: extra grip on icy lanes, with Kolpin V-bar chains offered in several sizes
Snow Plow Alternative: A Mule Snow Blower
Where there is no room left to pile snow, a blower solves the problem a plow cannot. Our Mule snow blowers start at 15 hp and climb past 20 hp for heavier drifts.
Timing Your Mule Snow Plow Purchase
Lead times from November through January can run longer, so buying in late summer or early fall keeps you ahead of the rush. Install instructions come as a download on many of these listings.
The most common warranty is between 3-6 months, but Everything Kawasaki Offroad does offer extended 1- and 2-year warranties on all products if that is something you are interested in — you can add the extended warranty right at checkout.
Questions about fit are what we are here for. Text (920) 644-5280 or call (920) 230-1172, weekdays 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. CST, with your Mule’s model and year.
