Haha, that is an awesome description of your snow in Michigan. The only place we find snow like that in New Mexico is up in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Snow usually hangs out into July or August depending on snow year. It makes me thankful for the desert valley I live in when you have to deal with it like you do. I appreciate you watching and commenting. Take care bud.

Glad it helped, you're welcome!

You bet! I am glad to help man. I'll join your channel and help support and follow you as well.

Man I'll tell you what. When that bolt broke I dropped an F bomb and a few other choice words. I was so frustrated haha. I didn't capture any of this on film because I had a sailor reputation haha. But once I calmed down and moved forward the job came out good and drilling that hole out looked good. I appreciate you watching buddy. Take care and stay warm.

I am glad it helped! Installing a winch isn't to difficult. Enjoy the winch bud.

I appreciate it buddy. I hope it helps someone out there. I have complete confidence in the winch. I look forward to using it when the time comes. Thanks for watching.

I am glad it helped! I remember my first winch install on my Polaris Sportsman and the lack of a good video to aid me. So Its good to hear your feedback. Have a great weekend!

Anytime man. I am glad the video helped you out. Thanks for the feedback. Have a great day.

I totally agree with you. Somewhere along the line a project always gets caught up by a snag happening. Thankfully this one was a quick and easy fix. I am glad this video has helped you! If you have any questions please reach out and I will be happy to answer your questions. I think the 4500 should fit nicely. There was still space left after installing the 3500. The DPS model is a great ATV as well. If I wasn't on a budget I would have gone with this model also. Yes, please let me know how it turns out. Have a great day bud!

Glad it helped! Thanks for choosing my video for your installment.

Hey there. I am glad the video helped provided some guidance to your winch project. The winch project isn't hard and you should be up and going in a few hours. Thanks for watching.

On the Polaris it connects to the synthetic rope and then the electronic magnetic parts connects to the winch. On the can ams it’s different. One of the magnets actually is attached to the plow itself

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures polaris connects to the winch, vehicle harness, battery and fairlead. I have a diagram I made if u want it respond with ur email

That would be cool man. I’d like to have it handy. I appreciate it. Email is monzanoman at gmail.

Awesome buddy. Having a winch is an important tool in the field. You’ll be glad you have it when you need it.

I agree with you on hiding the wires. I rather take my time and make a job look nice than do it sloppy. I appreciate you watching and commenting.

You're welcome, I am glad it was helpful! Have a great weekend.

Thanks buddy. I appreciate your feedback and comment. Stay safe and healthy my friend.

you should think about putting a synthetic winch rope on yours i put one on my winch i like it better than the cable and i dont have to wear gloves and its super strong

@@reggienorris3407 You are the 3rd person to mention synthetic rope. I will have to look into getting it in the future. I appreciate it.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures yeah a friend of mine told me about it so i ordered one and installed it on my winch and i love it its very strong

Hey buddy. That is interesting to know about the one time frame use on the threaded frame. The finished job I did came out great. It will go for a lifetime. I appreciate you watching! Take care and Happy Thanksgiving.

Hey there man! No kidding we are neighbors! You can darn near throw a rock from town to town that is how close we are. Awesome buddy, I am up there a lot and the chances are we have already crossed paths and don't even know it. Enjoy your weekend bro.

Thank you. I appreciate your comment and feedback. I know the feeling about messing with mounts. I ran into that problem with my Polaris Sportsman when I did the warn winch.

Great point! I have bought a tow strap to attach the cable and hook to not kink the cable. Thanks for watching and I appreciate your comment. Enjoy your weekend!

Awesome thank you!

No problem. I am glad it helped. Have a great weekend.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures have an amazing weekend are you planing on making new videos? Did you change your Canam for a Polaris? If so why

@@xlride I haven't posted in almost 3 months. I was taking a break and also doing a few other things in the meantime. I'll begin filming this month. I own the Polaris still. In my honest opinion, both are competitive ATVs in comparison.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures nice so do you own both? And hope you had a good break

I still own both and I enjoy riding both. But I hardly feature the Polaris in my videos these days. Although I should take it out more in my videos. My break was good, but I am missing sharing rides and camping with you all.

Gracias por ver y me alegro de que el vídeo te haya ayudado.

Thanks man. I agree it wasn’t the best idea to do. I do carry a proper winch strap to hook up to things. I am glad you find the video helpful for your install.

I appreciate your feedback buddy. I will make sure to pick up a tree strap. I thought the same thing that the plate is thin on the bottom. I’ll have to keep in mind if I ever have to do a big job. The cost difference between the 2500lbs and the 3500lbs was 30 bucks. Maybe I aimed high on the 3500 because that is a lot of pull LOL. I got some homework to see how much force can be applied to the plate. Thanks for watching buddy.

Hey Man! That would be awesome to ride some trails with you. One of these days we will have to make it happen. It would be cool to meet you as well. I appreciate your support and your comment.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures we will meet one day ive worked in albuquerque 3 years ago i know a little bit about it i know it gets very cold there

@@reggienorris3407 I would love to meet up with you in the future. It would be awesome.

Hey there. The solenoid bracket that I used came with the winch. I should have mentioned in the video that there was 2 pieces to the solenoid. I actually ended up using the other piece that was just behind the part that I held up. So the part uses was actual part to be used to tie into the frame and shock. So the piece I held up I decide to not use it because it all tied well. Hope this answers your question and I am glad the video helped you out. Thanks for watching.

Hey there. I appreciate you commenting. Oh man that is a bummer that your winch broke from being rewround to far. But I am glad you were able to get one back on to use for your plow. This is my second winch job that I have done and they aren't hard to do. But I think this might be the last one I will install. I think I will just buy a quad with one already on it lol. Thanks for watching.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures I admire your adventurous nature though :)

Thanks brother. Lol, that bolt thing pissed me off to the max haha. The head snapped off way to easy making me thing it was a faulty head to begin with. Nope, no hammer through the wall buddy. Take care and enjoy the weekend also.

Hey there. Thanks for reaching out to me and watching my videos. Send me an email to monzanoman @ gmail to give me your address. Thanks.

Hey there. I mounted the solenoid onto the frame about the 21:30 mark in the video. I got a solenoid bracket from Can Am when I bought the winch. Their kit has this bracket included. Thanks for checking out my video.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures OK, I saw the solenoid bracket. I meant to ask about the circuit breaker mounting location. I know it's connected with 2 red cables then placed in a plastic box. Where is the box mounted? Thanks again.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures Yes, I was thinking about mounting the circuit breaker under the seat. Although along side the seat under the plastic covers seems best out of the way. I'll have to check it out. I have the Superwinch Terra 35SR that I'm installing on my 2016 Can Am Outlander 650 MAX. I don't have the Can Am kit, so I need to do some adjustments.

@@yooper7753 I totally understand what you mean by making adjustments. If I didn't have the bracket from Can-Am I would have went and placed everything underneath the seat. I hope your adjustments work out well.

Hey there. The winch in the description box comes with everything I used in the video to install this winch. Can Am shipped it our right away also. Thanks for checking it out.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures awesome, just ordered one, great install video it’s gonna help a lot

Awesome man. It a great winch. I am glad the video will come in handy. I appreciate your comment.

My machine didn't have plastics where you mount the bolts. Sorry I couldn't help you out there man.

The device is called an auto winch stop or winch auto stop. They sell them on everythingcanamoffroad.com. How do you like yours on the Polar?

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures I love it on mine

Awesome man. I might have to install this on my ATV. I am assuming it connects to the winch? Or Solenoid?

The solenoid bracket came with the winch.

Hey there. I put the circuit breaker on the right side of my ATV near the gas container. There was a small spot that was perfect for where I placed it.

Got to love Walmart power tools LOL. This one has done me well for 5 plus years and counting. Have a good day man.

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The gas tank is in the rear of the ATV.

Hey man. I hope to help you out on this. Assuming that the wiring looks the same or almost identical, you should look underneath the fuse box accessible on the left side in between your air intake vent and fuse box look for a white pin connector. You should be able to plug into that connector. Good luck I hope this helps. You can also take a look at the installation instructions found on the Can Am website. instructions.brp.com/content/instruction-sheet/en_CA/e-instruction-details.html#googtrans(en)&articleNo=kA00c000000yHFOCA2&lang=en&title=ATV%20KIT%20-%20Can-Am%20HD%202500%20and%20HD%203500%20-%20Vehicles%202017%20and%20up&rel_part_number=715006414,705014949,705014983,705014984,710007050,710007062,710007077,715003477,715006415,715006440,715006555,715006505

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures I got it man, they definitely didn't relay that message in the instructions. Really appreciate your help! It was pretty tricky to get in there with the snorkle kit and rad relocate but doable. My old man watched your vid as well and both agree you seem like a cool dude! Keep up the vids

Hey man. I am glad you got your winch installed. Sometimes the instructions are bogus and they do not provide all the details. So I am glad I was able to help out a little bit. I imagine your space was tight with the snorkel kit. Enjoy your new quad man. Do you do videos? I’d support your channel and watch. I appreciate you and your dad checking out my channel. That’s awesome👍.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures do u unplug the black connection that is already in the white pin connector or is there on that is an empty white pen connector?

If I remember correctly that is what you have to do. Unplug that connector and plug into it.

That’s a bummer. Hopefully you can get a new solenoid put in. It’s never a bad idea to keep a backup.

Hey there. Yes, the winch from Can Am came with everything you see in the video. No cutting is involved with their product. Its all plug and play to install it.

@@ManzanoManATVAdventures can you give me the website in New in atv's stuff and idk to much about it 😅

This is the website to Can Am can-am-shop.brp.com/off-road/us/en/715006414-can-am-hd-2500-winch.html.html. This is the 2500lbs version. Or the 3500lbs version: can-am-shop.brp.com/off-road/us/en/715006415-can-am-hd-3500-winch.html