How To Install A Winch On An ATV | Step by Step! 

Thanks man, appreciate the compliment. I wish the Scrambler came pre wired, that's definitely a huge perk!

Thanks Allen, I appreciate that!

Thanks brother!

Thanks brother, glad it was helpful! I did see the comments from Papa Wattz. That's what I love about RU-vid and the comments, there is always more to learn and discuss with fellow riders! How did the install go?

Thanks for the input. I'm all about taking constructive criticism so I appreciate the input. I've actually been thinking I should have taken the time to heat shrink it. You really think it's necessary to solder the wires together even if some heat shrink tubing is used?

Yes, solder or some type of mechanical connection ( crimped butt splice, wire nut, etc..) with it being a tapped connection like you did, solder would be the best, followed by a little liquid tape and wrapped with a good electrical tape like " scotch 33". The idea is to keep from having a loose connection that will cause overheating and corrosion due to any air gaps. With this being on an ATV that will encounter a lot of vibration, moisture and other elements, its a failed connection waiting to happen. They do make splice kits for wet connections that I'm sure would work instead of soldering but that would require you to cut the wire you're tapping into essentially making it a 3 wire splice and those you cant use heat shrink tube :-) Like I said I'm an electrician by trade and that's why I chimed in, I'm sure any mechanic, plumber, carpenter, etc...would do the same to me if they seen me attempting those things. I like your videos and you seemed to be very open minded so I hope to be helpful when I can. I use a lot of your tips and other youtubers to make my life easier and more enjoyable, not to mention cheaper by learning from all your guys' mistakes LOL !! Keep up the good work and can't wait for more videos :-) P.S. Send all your unwanted Minnesota snow to Michigan!!

Hey Papa Wattz, thank you for all the tips and lengthy reply. I appreciate the input, especially from an actual pro! As for leaving feedback, I love getting feedback and tips on better methods. Especially when it's in a useful way and not someone just trying to be a jerk. I would never say I know everything about ATVs/Offroading, etc. I love learning from others here. While I do aim to provide help and feedback to others, I also love using it as an opportunity to learn more myself. Or learn more/better ways to help not only myself but pass that information on to others. We can all learn from each other, and that's one of the big things I like about this community!! Thanks again for all your discussions and input.

Anytime, likewise from you on ATV's. I've only had 4 wheelers for a couple of years now. Been riding sleds for a while but kind of a "noob" with these ATV's :-) Love your video's, keep up the great work!

Thanks Wattz, I appreciate it!

Absolutely love it! I did have some serious electrical problems, however that's because I bought it after a few modifications and they screwed up the wiring, not Polaris's fault. Otherwise it has been a great machine.

😂 Oh yea right...i forgot I never get stuck, that's a good point. I guess I'll just take it off 😊 LOL, been thinking about making it into a hybrid much machine... Thinking build it out, ride it, sell it, get a new one and start over?! 👍

Midwest ATV 😎. Not a terribly idea you have there. What are you looking into for a possible “next bike”?

Honestly man... No idea!! 😆

@@NavigateOffroad Decisions....I could actually see you sporting a Renegade quite well...just an idea. hahahhaa

Haha, I do love the Renegade 🤔