2001 Kawasaki 300 Bayou winch mounting plate
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By Whiterabbit
3500lb, synthetic rope lead and everything needed to install for........................................ $89 bucks! I'm installing one on my '01 Bombardier Quest and it looks like a legit buy. If you have a RK nearby & you need a winch you might want to swing by before they disappear.
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