The lights work well there but the only problem I see is that they get in the way to open the hood. I used large wing nuts on the lights so I dont need any tools to move the lights. I just loosen the light up a bit and turn it to the side. it may not bother if the lights are round.

sweet pictures, thanks for sharing.

I got that bracket out of a 500 gallon military fuel storage tank 
Axia looks sweet but Im working on a tight budget right now.
Phil705 : I used spare parts I had laying around to mount that set of lights.  worked mint thoe just had to drill out one hole bigger. 

#1 Yes, sand bags will help.
#2 Chains on the front will make the wheels bind in a tight turn. The inside tire needs to slip to make up the differance in speed. Chains will make so much grip that eventually the locker or gears will break due to the stress. The bigest problem with chains on the front is that 4X4 systems in a ATV or UTV are just not built heavy duty enuf to take the extra grip added by chains.
I would bet money on a broken U joint, striped gear or bearing loss with in 2 years due to the added weight of the plow and abuse the front end takes with chaines. (no matter how easy you take it) The rear is less likely to wear out as fast due to the lack of steering components and weight.
Its hard to really explain well, its just not a good idea to run chains on the front.

I plow with my Rhino, no chains, no sand bags, 3-1/2 + feet of snow, no problem. She takes it like a champ.

In a few more years if the crunchies, granolas and tree huggers get their way everything will be shut down to ATVs and UTVs so the only thing you will be able to take off-road will be a mountain bike and sandals.

..........Everyone will have to start traveling to Canada to ride, but Canada does have its perks. ..........

Welcome to the forum. Sweet video, thanks for sharing.

#1 post for the Rhino. great site hope others post in.