Turn the vehicle you already own into a winter-maintenance machine.
Faulkner Brothers aluminium ploughs use a practical 2-inch receiver system, spring protection and replaceable urethane edges to bring professional snow clearance to utility vehicles, 4x4s and 3.5-tonne pickups.
Why this range
Professional features without turning the carrier into a dedicated snow vehicle.
The range is designed around useful winter conversion: quick mounting, low electrical demand, impact protection and components that can be serviced rather than replacing the complete blade.
Vehicle-led selection
Start with the carrier class and route width, then choose manual or electric operation.
Rapid attachment
The receiver system allows the plough to connect with a single retaining pin once the vehicle bracket is installed.
Obstacle protection
Spring trip protection lets the blade react when hidden kerbs, speed humps or fixed obstacles are encountered.
Serviceable wear edge
The replaceable urethane edge protects the blade and helps reduce marking on finished surfaces.
Actual Kersten vehicle database
Professional Fitment Finder
Select the vehicle recorded in Kersten's fitment logic. This page is pre-set to Winter and Front Mount, so the result returns the Faulkner Brothers bracket and plough route stored for that carrier.
Only vehicles explicitly mapped to a Faulkner Brothers plough in the supplied Kersten fitment database are shown. For another derivative, use the compatibility centre or send the exact registration-year and model details to Kersten.
Choose the correct plough
Five models across three vehicle and route classes.
The 1.5 m and 1.8 m UTV ranges each offer manual or electric lift. The 2.0 m pickup model adds powered lift, lower and angling from the cab.
1.5 m UTV ploughs
The compact route for narrower access, smaller utility vehicles and sites where manoeuvrability matters more than maximum clearing width.
Lowest-complexity UTV option
1.5 m UTV snow plough — manual lift
A compact aluminium blade with manual lift and lower for teams that value simple operation and low electrical demand.
Electric lift for compact routes
1.5 m UTV snow plough — electric lift
Adds integrated-battery electric lift and lower while retaining a compact working width and manual blade angling.
1.8 m UTV ploughs
The wider UTV choice for driveways, estate roads, parking areas and utility vehicles that can comfortably manage a 180 cm blade.
Wider manual UTV route
1.8 m UTV snow plough — manual lift
A 180 cm aluminium blade with manual winch lift and three-position angling for straightforward winter conversion.
Reduced operator effort
1.8 m UTV snow plough — electric lift
Electric lift and lower from an integrated battery, with manual three-position angling for accurate snow placement.
2.0 m 4x4 and pickup plough
The road-vehicle option for larger car parks, industrial yards, estate roads and dispersed sites reached in a 4x4 or 3.5-tonne pickup.
Full electric control from the cab
2.0 m snow plough for 4x4s and 3.5-tonne pickups
The flagship model uses the carrier vehicle's 12 V supply for powered lift, lower and angling through an in-cab controller.
How the system works
A receiver bracket, a single connection point and the correct control route.
The vehicle bracket is the foundation of the installation. Once fitted at the correct height, the plough can be attached quickly and its manual or electrical system connected for work.

Confirm the carrier and front receiver
Vehicle model, front-axle capacity, receiver position and operating environment determine the correct bracket and blade width.
Connect the plough with the retaining pin
The height-adjustable 2-inch receiver arrangement is designed for straightforward attachment and removal once the vehicle bracket is installed.
Select the control and power route
Manual UTV models use a winch. Electric UTV models carry their own rechargeable battery. The 4x4 model uses the vehicle's 12 V system for lift, lower and angling.
Set the blade for the route
Angle the blade to roll snow towards the chosen side, then use the trip system and urethane edge to protect the machine and working surface.
Shared design features
The same practical engineering across the range.
Model size and control method change, but the core blade construction and protection principles remain consistent.

Dedicated controller
The pickup installation gives the operator powered lift, lower and blade angling through a dedicated in-cab controller.

Responsive trip springs
The blade can react to hidden solid obstacles, reducing shock loads transferred to the plough and carrier chassis.

Extruded aluminium mouldboard
An anodised, corrosion-resistant blade structure provides stiffness without the mass of a comparable heavy steel mouldboard.

Optional storage castors
Castors make it easier to manoeuvre and position the detached plough during storage and seasonal fitting.

Height-adjustable 2-inch receiver
The vehicle-specific front bracket establishes the correct mounting height before the plough is secured with its retaining pin.

Replaceable urethane edge
The serviceable cutting edge supports smooth clearance and avoids treating the complete mouldboard as a wear component.
Fitment comes before blade choice
Check the vehicle, bracket and electrical route before ordering.
A plough that is correct in width can still be wrong for the carrier if the receiver height, front-axle loading, electrical provision or operating environment is unsuitable.
Use the fitment wizardInformation Kersten will need
- Vehicle make, model, year and exact derivative.
- Front receiver or towbar details, including fitted height.
- Typical route width, surface and expected snow depth.
- Whether manual lift, electric lift or full in-cab control is required.
- Lighting, storage castors, cutting-edge and spreader requirements.
Where the range fits
Mobile winter clearance for organisations working across dispersed sites.
The carrier remains useful throughout the year, while the receiver-mounted plough adds rapid snow response when conditions demand it.
Education and healthcareKeep entrances and car parks accessible
Clear priority vehicle routes and parking areas before staff, visitors and deliveries arrive.
EstatesMove between buildings and route types
Use the same utility vehicle for transport through the year and winter clearance when required.
Local authoritiesSupport priority and secondary routes
Deploy road-going vehicles between car parks, depots, public buildings and local access routes.
Contractors and facilitiesAdd winter capability to a road vehicle
Reach multiple customer sites without transporting a separate dedicated plough carrier.
Build a complete winter response
Snow clearance is only one part of keeping routes usable.
Pair the plough with the correct de-icing, spreading and deeper-snow equipment for the site.
Complete snow plough range
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Fitment and operating context before purchase.
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Find operating, maintenance and component information for supported winter equipment.
Open support resources →Frequently asked questions
Faulkner Brothers plough selection and operation.
How do the ploughs attach to the vehicle?+
The range uses a height-adjustable 2-inch receiver system. Once the correct front bracket is installed, the plough connects using a retaining pin. Vehicle-specific fitment must still be confirmed before ordering.
What is the difference between manual and electric UTV models?+
Manual models use a winch to lift and lower the blade. Electric UTV versions use an integrated rechargeable 12 V battery for lift and lower, while blade angling remains manual.
Does the electric UTV plough use the vehicle battery?+
No. The electric UTV models carry an integrated battery pack that is charged through its own connection, preserving the UTV electrical system for other functions.
How is the 4x4 and pickup plough controlled?+
The 2.0 m model uses the carrier vehicle's 12 V electrical supply and provides powered lift, lower and angling through an in-cab controller.
Why use a urethane cutting edge?+
The replaceable urethane edge is a serviceable wear component that supports smooth clearance and can reduce marking compared with allowing the main blade structure to contact the surface.
Can the same plough fit every UTV or pickup?+
No. The receiver concept is standardised, but the front bracket, installed height, vehicle capacity and operating suitability must be checked for the exact make, model, year and derivative.
Start with the vehicle and the route—not just the blade width.
Send Kersten the exact carrier details, expected route width, surface type and preferred control method so the receiver bracket and plough can be specified together.