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I have a 2015 Kymco 450 UXV with a moose plow on it. My problem is that the plow frame at the push plate drags on the ground. I have already moved all 4 shocks to the lower holes on the frame. But it still drags. I’d like another 2-3 inches. I cannot find an aftermarket lift kit. Any suggestions?

thanks for any help.

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