Yes Great idea Thats how I made my money this winter here n N.C scraping private and church driveways and parking lots with my 4 wheeler it was kinda easy but cold work, that paid off pretty good, I have a Honda Forman500 4x4 with 60inch power boom snow plow its a man who makes them around these parts it operates with my warn winch great investmeant fella.
My buddy has a 500 Suzuki w/ a Cycle Country V-plow. I use it to clean sidewalks and a pond that is used for iceskateing. It is unbelievable how much snow that baby can move. If I had more use for one, I'd buy one in a minute. ED
I used a small Honda 3004wd for years doing neighborhood clients. There was never a snowfall it couldnt handle here in Minnesota. I did mostly 3 car driveways. You have to keep the snow pushed way back though for future snow storage. Driveways only took a 5 to 10 minutes a piece. I have had the cycle country plow on for close to 10 years without any problems. I have hit some hard drifts pretty fast too. I recommend hardening the cutting edge to last longer. Also for huge snowfalls leave the plow up slightly and push it back that way first before getting all the way down to the pavement.
I have a Suzuki Eiger 400 with a cycle country plow, and an electric winch that is hooked up to the four-wheeler, and it seems to push snow great. The only thing i don't like about it is that it gets kinda cold, but other than that it is a great money maker
Take a look at the Swisher snowplow, Tractor Supply now stocks them. A lot of atv snowplows are fiberglass, the swisher unit is made out of fairly thick metal, so you can also use it to push dirt around in the summer.
I did quite a bit of plowing with the 96 Yamaha kodiak 4X4 and a 60" Cycle country plow. I do mostly stone driveways. Keep the skids high and it works great. Its hooked up to the warn winch so no manual lifting required. I can get cold if you don't dress properly!!!
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