Superwinch1120210 LT2000 12V DC Electric Winch 2,000lb(907kg) Single Line Pull with Roller Fairlead 5/16in. x 50ft. Steel Wire Rope Handlebar Mounted Rocker Switch

Great economical winch for raising and lowering the snow plow on my quad. Not quiet, but works well.

I installed this winch on a arctic cat 2005 400 and as far as installs go it was simple and they must have made the wires longer to the winch because I had about a foot of extra wire the way my winch sits in there the terminals are on the drivers side of the atv so i ran all my wires on the driver side just to make sure it was long enough. That may be something you guys have to consider if you run your wires across the atv it might pose a problem like wires being to short now that i installed it all on the drivers side my exhaust is about 3 inches away from it at one spot so i ran heat shield wrap around the wires where i thought it might get to hot. My atv weighs in at about 650-700 lbs and all the sites i read said to take your vehicle weight and multiply that by 1.5 and that should be your minimum option for a winch and I have not used it much except to test it but so far so good its a little noisy compared to warn winch but its also $300 cheaper. I would say its a good buy so far and even if it fails in 5 years who cares it was 100 bucks.

This is a great package to get you started with an ATV winch. The winch itself is sufficiently powerful for midsize ATV's. It comes with everything you need to use the winch. With almost 50' of cable, there is plenty to get you out of most situations. The line speed is slow, so don't expect a swift recovery, but it gets the job done. Not really an ideal winch for use as a snowplow lift (also because of the line speed), but it still does a decent job.The line in/out switch is tactile, and has many mounting options. The power distribution box is a bit bulky, and was kind of a pain to mount inconspicuously. The wires from the power box to the control switch are excessively long for an ATV winch, so hiding them and keeping them out of the way can be a challenge, while the power leads from the box to the winch are almost too short. The included roller fairlead helps keep the winch cable in line while winching in, and helps keep the cable from fraying.All in all, this is a great winch, especially for the price. If you find yourself using a winch very frequently and at higher loads, then this might not be the winch for you. But with the use of a snatch block this winch is more than capable of getting most ATV's out of the mud, and for the most part a snatch block isn't needed.

I work in a motorcycle and atv service shop. We install 6-10 winches a year. The Super Winch has been one of the best for us.They work good, last a long time and they include everything you need.The best part is, the hardware actually fits ! Weve installed some cheap brands of winch and sometimes the nuts and bolts are such bad quality that Im scared to install them. But not the Superwinch. They are the best economy winches on the market.

Very good winch for the price..Easy to install.

Took me 4.5 hours to install on a 2014 Sportsman 400. There is nothing hard about the install but don't kid yourself if you havn't installed one of these or taken apart your ATV before its going to take you a good while. Instructions are basically 1 page showing you a wiring schematic and 2 pages of how not to get hurt using a winch...not kidding at all. YouTube is your friend, but even with helpful videos I spent a considerable amount of time figuring out how best to run the wires. My sportsman was pre wired for a winch but I had the hardest time getting to the cables which were buried inside the frame. Also had to make my own longer battery bolt as previous reviewers said because the original is not long enough once put the new cable on. The more body panels you can tale off the easier its going to be, I also had to remove my battery to rangle the cables into position. The relay box is HUGE, it will take up a good portion of your storage area....I got the Super winch mount and it ended up very low.... so low I could not get my front cover back on. I had to unbolt the mount and also the fairlead, and hold it all up as high as it would go and rebolt and then it just barely cleared.... Weirrd... But it works, looks pretty cool, and you can't beat the priceUpdate: I am lowering my rating to 3 stars, I would give it 2 but this winch IS rated at 2000 lbs. This winch just has no power whatsoever, I have been incredibly dissaponted with its petformance. I have been using it to move branches and small fallen trees and it just stalls out and won't pull. Just the other day I tried to use my atv to winch my k10 truck in nuetral a few feet on a level driveway and the winch wouldn't pull it! thats just sad....Just seems incredibly taxed all the time and not very useful. I don't feel confident this would pull my 700lb Polaris sportsman anywhere. I would consider this the absolute bare minimum winch to move only your ATV (probably not with you on it) and not much else.... Might work fine for a really light quad

Installed on my quadOld one gave outGreat replacement

Lot's of power for a small winch. Works great on my ATV plow.