i got a mounting bracket from cycle country and installed a viper venom winch. probably not the best winch but it will do for me.

 

sorry to bother you but i like your winch and mount. can you tell me how you did that thanks.....

 

This is what I just bought. I thought about figuring out inside the bumper, but I figure thats blocking to much airflow and I remember my sport (got scrambler now) would start to get hot as it was. Not the prettiest, but pretty cheap and it works.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...item=180263480742&rd=1

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: SCRAMMYTODD

ScramblerXrated has a great setup that I stole for mine, but I think there is only space for a Warn 1500. But for 90% of where I got stuck it was plenty of winch. It is conceled and very tidy. If you think you need a 3.0 for a Scrambler you'll pull the bike apart if you get really stuck, and without a low range you're in too deep!! [img][/img]</end quote></div>

it called a sportsman 500 4x4 trans/gearbox and shifter stuff!

 

I installed a winch on my 2002 Scrambler 500 4x4. I have not had to use it unless in really deep mud that I knew better than to get into. I had an aftermarket DG bumper on mine and opted to put the factory bumper back on and purchase a mounting plate off Ebay. I installed the factory bumper and mounting plate with the winch. I then took my aftermarket bumper and cut it up. I flipped it upside down and secured it using 4 hose clamps. It gives a little more protection than just having your winch stick out there in the front.

 

YEAH I'M PUTTING MY WINCH BEHIND AND UNDER THE REAR OF MINE TOMORROW,HOPEFULLY IF MY WELDER STILL WORKS......

 

Yeah, but you will not be able to lift a plow with it like that, and try winching yourself up a hill that was just a little too steep when you got the brilliant idea to try and climb it.

 

na,have 0 intentions of ever having a plow.just going to use it to get me or others unstuck.payed $49.00 so what the heck,it can't hardly be seen underneath the rear.