Winch bracket for 700 grizzly hard to find
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I ahd the same problem in September. It was a 8 week wait. I made my own. Works well. The wire problem that is being discussed can be remedied by shortening the yellow and blue. I mounted my solenoid behind the bracket. As it turns out, the new bracket, once you get it has holes drilled for it.
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Originally posted by: Starman500HO
Dealer told me might be end of january before I get one. Is anyone else having this problem?
Dealer told me might be end of january before I get one. Is anyone else having this problem?
I'am usualy on the polaris site I don't know how I got here
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Originally posted by: THEGRIZ
I ahd the same problem in September. It was a 8 week wait. I made my own. Works well. The wire problem that is being discussed can be remedied by shortening the yellow and blue. I mounted my solenoid behind the bracket. As it turns out, the new bracket, once you get it has holes drilled for it.
Good luck and Best Regards[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
I ahd the same problem in September. It was a 8 week wait. I made my own. Works well. The wire problem that is being discussed can be remedied by shortening the yellow and blue. I mounted my solenoid behind the bracket. As it turns out, the new bracket, once you get it has holes drilled for it.
Good luck and Best Regards[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
The yellow and blue wires were long enough (6'spare) to be mounted under the seat. The black and red battery cables were over a foot short to reach the rear compartment. Yamaha said the winch was made for the 660 and Warn hasn't made the changes to the package regarding the 700. There were several places the solenoid could be mounted, but due to my riding conditions, I wanted to keep it as dry as possible. However, it may not matter because my brother-in-law mounted his in a spot where it always gets wet and for over 2 years hasn't had a problem...and it's not garaged or covered.
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