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Honda Rider
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 93
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***Can a MOD please remove my ORIGINAL POST about the install, this is the full version.***
So i bought a Superwinch LT2000 a week or so ago. Started installing it this afternoon. I could have hooked up the whole thing today but I am going to do it over a couple days due to time constraints. Here we go... First off the install instructions SUCK. ![]() I bolted on the fairlead and winch to the mounting bracket. (Was working on the dinning room table, enjoy the table cover LOL ) ![]() Then i took it out into the garage and removed the skid plate on the front of the foreman. I did this so i can get my hands in there easier. I unbolted the bumper from the frame and set the bracket into place. I first bolted on the top portion with the clamps. ![]() ![]() ![]() After setting the bracket and winch in place this is what it looks like. ![]() ![]() Now here comes the fun part...wiring it all together I decided i had no where to mount this big ol solenoid so i put it in the back gear box. ![]() After putting it in the back box i drilled out a hole in the back of the box and in the space under the seat so i can run the wires to the battery. The hole that was in the back wall of the box was 1inch and the hole in under the seat is 1/2 inch. I used rubber grommets to line the holes to keep water out. I always sealed the grommets with silicon. ![]() ![]() I then ran the wires that mount to the winch long the frame of the bike. ![]() After i mounted the wires to the winch motor and zip tied all the wires along the frame i took apart the ignition so that i can hook the winch switch to the ignition switch. This involved splicing the ignition wire about 5 inches from where it is molded in place. I wrapped the wires up with electrical tape. ![]() Ignition wire ![]() Switch ![]() Then i went back into the box and fed the switch wires through the grommet and connected them to the solenoid. I mounted the solenoid to the side of the box out of the way. I mounted it with Liquid Nails at first then i changed my mine and screwed it into the side. ![]() All holes that were made today were sealed with silicon. Here is the finished product! ![]() Overall it wasnt too much of a pain. The instructions were horrendous, i would have paid an extra $50 for more detailed instructions. Hope this helps anyone with this winch or thinking about getting this winch |
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Honda Red Wing Rider
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: ludlow,mass
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good post this will help a lot of people instaling a winch
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: SW, Pennsylvania
Posts: 6,049
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Hmm, Ill make a sticky outta this one. Thanks for the pics and vid...... A lil off topic here but I was watchin your other vids, hows the trigger pull on the LCR. My buddies lookin for a back up duty weapon and I suggested one of these just because its won several awards "gun of the year" however I have not shot one yet.
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Honda Rider
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 93
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Super Moderator
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: SW, Pennsylvania
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Sounds good. I just brought that up to my buddy this week. We'll probably go look at'm when he gets an off day. I only own a few wheel guns, one being a model 85. Its a pretty good shooter and the trigger pull is tough when going D/A, but when you c0ck it theres not one bit of creep and its very crisp. But I wont let him carry a taurus haha. Im a gun nut where he is not. He was planning on carrying some kind of taurus .40 and I said ohh no no no. So now that I talked some sense into him he built his rig around the glock22. I see you also have an XD, very nice gun. I carry the .45 and after my ol man had his Ruger p345 stolen from his truck I made him go out and get the XDM .45. Ive only shot it a few times but its not gonna make me go and trade mine in on one.
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Honda Rider
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 93
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When i carry in PA or Ohio (since its not possible here in good ol NJ) i normally will carry my Sig or the LCR. But the last time i was in PA a couple weeks ago i was packin the XD and ill tell ya what, i had it in my blackhawk holster under my hoodie..never knew it was there. That holster is just amazing |
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Super Moderator
Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: SW, Pennsylvania
Posts: 6,049
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I carry mine in an HBE leatherworks holester. The guy just has a small business but does some excelent work. I found him on a forum and I was actually the first XD45 holester he made. When Im in dress clothes or feel like completely hiding my pistol I opt for my NAA blackwidow .22mag..... I can hide that thing anywhere
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