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Finding the right winch for your ATV is pretty easy if you know what you are looking for, but if you don't, it can be pretty challenging. What differentiates winches from one another can can mean the difference of getting unstuck or staying stuck. QuadBoss winches start at 2500lb and go up to 5000lb, with the option if wire cable or rope. Our recommendation is to go with the rope as it's easy to work with and it won't develop the burrs that can occur on steel cable, making it safer to handle without gloves, although careless use will cause knots. QuadBoss offers their winches with Dyneema Rope in the models below:

QuadBoss 2500lb Winch with Dyneema Rope RP25WS - $186.58 on Amazon

QuadBoss 3500lb Winch with Dyneema Rope RP35WS - $193.74 on Amazon

Quadboss 5000lb Winch with Dyneema Rope RP5000SR - $257.57 on Amazon

 

If you chose to go with wire cable, here are your choices:

QuadBoss 2500lb Winch with Wire Cable RP25WC - $166.12 on Amazon

QuadBoss 3500lb Winch with Wire Cable RP35WC - $173.28 on Amazon

Quadboss 5000lb Winch with Wire Cable Rp5000qb - $229.91 on Amazon

 

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QUADBOSS 2500lb and 3500lb winches feature:

  • 2 Stage planetary gear system for fast line speed
  • Low electric current
  • Aluminum engagement lever
  • Automatic load-holding self locking brake
  • Power in & power out
  • Free spooling
  • Sealed & Water Resistant
  • ¼" safety hook 
  • Handlebar mounted switch
  • Roller fairlead
  • 3Hp, 3.5Hp,  heavy duty electric permanent magnetic motor
  • 39' x 3/16" aircraft cable
  • Wire Cable or Grey Dyneema® rope - Rated line to pull 2500lbs
  • QuadBoss model specific mount kits and accessories sold separately
  • One Year Limited Warranty

 

QUADBOSS 5000lb winches feature:

  • Wireless and handheld remote controls included
  • Sealed and water-resistant
  • Automatic load: holding self-locking brake
  • Low electric current
  • Free-spooling
  • Three-stage, metal-planetary gear system for fast line speed
  • Aluminum engagement lever
  • Includes 50 ft. wire cable or 50 ft. synthetic Dyneema® rope
  • One-year limited warranty

 

 

 

Don't forget to get your self a QuadBoss Winch Accessory Kit! The QuadBoss Winch Accessory Kit comes complete with a snatch block capable of handling up to 8,000 lbs. as well as a 1/2 in. D-shackle and a 1 in. x 8 ft. tree trunk protector and tool bag. 

 

 

 


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