What or where does the Fairlead mount to. Does it mount directly to face of winch??
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I have it bolted to a winch plate mount. The winch bolts to the bottom if the plate, and the fairlead bolts to the raised section of the mount. The cable runs thru the hole in the mount and thru the rollers. Search for a winch mount to see what it looks like. Hope this helped.
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You will need to get a mounting bracket that is built for you vehicle. The one with the winch is a generic plate and will not work with your unit. Google mounting plates for winches and you will be able to get one that is designed for your vehicle.
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Not sure but you will need a mounting plate. The best advice I can give you is to spring for a better winch. Mine gave out the 3rd time I used it. The switch burned out under normal use
1157147
You can attach your license plate over the opening for the winch fairlead, and if you add a winch, there are license plate mounts that attach right to the roller fairlead.
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It can be put both ways tilted in towards the grill or tilted away from the grill, both ways look good. I have mine tilted away, Just thought it looked better with my winch.
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The chrome fair head pictured is not included. The actual bumper is flat where the chrome fair head is pictured, and that's where your winch mount bolts on. Go to Google images and you will get a better idea of what I'm talking about.
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Yes: This will work on all types of winches. I have a supper winch 9500. It mounted up with ease. No drilling needed.
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Yup you will need a mount kit no matter what machine you have. Money we'll spend, they make the winch mount job a breeze.
1251968
No idea on the 420. I mounted on a trx300fw. it bolted directly to the kfi winch mount i purchased. Fairlead was behind the Honda rack!
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At 13" deep I don't believe your winch will sit in the space available, but I believe Smittybilt makes a winch plate for this bumper that should allow your winch to be properly mounted.
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Yes, mine did. Plate has a 90degree bend in it for the fair lead and the winch.
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The fairlead is about 5 inches tall and the mounting bolts are half way up on each end. You need to be able to support it properly so that during use if the cable goes full left or right or up or down it won't come loose . depends on if your welding it on and where as to the function of the fairlead. Hard to say what yours is gonna look like but it needs to be strong and not let the cable drag over it at all.
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I was going to mount mine on a Grizzly but my winch was in the way. Plus, you would need an additional support bracket because my rack wasn't sturdy enough. I also had to brace the back bracket with some welded pieces.
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Is there a receiver on the hitch? Square tube insert that the ball and tube pull out of? Ussually secured by a pin. If you mount the winch to a peice of 2x2x1/4" tube it will slide right in the receiver. You can also buy the adapter tube that fits this winch and fits a class III receiver. I belive they are around $40. I just purchased a small peice of tube from a local steel shop and drilled it my self.
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You would need to make some sort of bracket....I used the eyelets for the winch and made a plate the adapted to license plate
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Yes, with the proper mounting plate. You have to enter your particular ATV into the search window to acquire the winch along with the proper bracket which attaches it to your Rancher.
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First you need to know how you want to mount the system, go to Warn.com and see each option you may want to call them during the day I bought the ProVantage system I got the front mount,54" blade, pro pivot, slack control, and I am using my winch that I already had. I did need to do some modification to my winch mount to get the system to work. now that I have it all installed and working the front mount is great whole plow comes off in seconds and the mount stays on wheeler does not hand low or get in the way at all. like I said in the beginning contact warn