Call my shop first, if I'm not here I should be home, <u>unless</u> I can get a crew together for a ride.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

 

FYI -- I got a Moose Utility catalog the other day and I noticed they have a new front bumper for the p650 that includes a winch mount for $129.95. Part# is MUD4769.

 

KISSSOFDEATH, Wish you could have been along yesterday.

Got the 650 out in the sippy hole for a little while (to the edge of the deep). Also messed around in the creek down below the beaver dam, I ate the creek bed up but had to winch out of it because I kept &quot;high centering&quot; on the ruts coming out, had about 6 inches of mud on top of the floor boards when I got out.

We had two 400ex riders with us, they took those sport quads through most of the shallow and medium parts of the sippy hole, not saying they rode them the whole way but I only had to use the winch on them once. I gained a whole new repect for those machines.

Should have some pics of the trip shortly. At one time we were up to 10 quads.

edit: Oh yeah, I put the Prairie on it's side while crwling up the ruts going into the big water hole on the way down to Park Stanley, nice slow roll over, just stepped off and tipped it back over.

 

LOL sounds like yall had a lot of fun. Next Summer when the sippy hole is DEEP we will have to &quot;play&quot; in it. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] I would have had some excellent pics this summer but the camera we were using messed up on us. I had the handle bars under water but no pics to prove it on here. But many witnesses back home. Did anyother 4x4s go with yall? If so how did they do? How far did the water come up on the 650 in the sippy hole? Also I cant believe you rolled that wideass prairie lol.

 

i had no problrem mounting the winch, i took longer to wire it. it took 15 mins.

 

My 650 came with the winch installed. It's a #2000 superwinch but I don't know what kind of mount they used. It's a pretty simple mounting system though. 4 bolts hold the mount to the bumper and 2 bolts hold the winch to the mount. It's a no-brainer. It came with a hawse fairlead, but I made my own roller fairlead and installed that instead.