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Go Warn and You will be happy you did. Also when you go to install it the power for the switch is already routed under the front trim piece right below the handle bars. Also a warn should bolt right up to the front bumper on an AC.

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are these promark winches really any good? i mean i have always been a 'you get what you pay for' kinda guy, but the prices on these are usually better than half of a warn winch ...

I have a promark winch that I abuse the crap out of. I just yanked out 25 huge 10 ft shrubs/bushes in my yard w/the root balls...the synthetic rope snapped a couple of times, but the winch is a monster. I just did it over the weekend. :yes:

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I have a promark winch that I abuse the crap out of. I just yanked out 25 huge 10 ft shrubs/bushes in my yard w/the root balls...the synthetic rope snapped a couple of times, but the winch is a monster. I just did it over the weekend. :yes:

good to know, thanks Ajmboy. not in need of one yet, but the big bear is grunting and it's almost time to replace it, but i don't want to spend a fortune with warn...

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I think we need to get your quad really stuck and put that promark to the test. I am so accustomed to using warn just because when I need it I know it will work. However if there is another option like promark with good quality and reliability I think it would be a more economical option.

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