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Posted by Jay from West Virginia on April 09, 2007
I was out with some friends enjoying the day and we came upon some mud. I
couldn't let anyone show me up so I decided to try out my ride and see what it
would do, until I high centered it completely. It wouldn't move in any direction. My
friend then decided he would back in, hook to me and pull me out. He started pulling and
needless to say, he was hung as well, in the same hole. He then hooked to me using my
winch, and to a tree with his, both WARN 2.5ci winches, and began pulling. With no effort
at all, we were both out and on our way to enjoy the rest of our ride. Without our WARN
winches, it could have been a VERY long and bad day.
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Posted by Kevin from New York on April 07, 2007
I have a WARN 3.0ci installed on my 2005 Arctic Cat 500 TBX. This machine can
literally go just about anywhere and is often the one most called upon to get
others out of trouble. In the pictures I've attached you'll see my buddy Mike,
stuck as usual, in the deepest mire that he could find. As a testament to my
Cat I simply drove out to him, released my cable so that he could hook up
and simply backed up a ways before reeling him in. I had to repeat this
procedure (releasing the cable, back up, lock winch and reel him in) three times on
this day as he kept spinning his way deeper and deeper into the soft ground.
My 3.0 performed flawlessly, as always and I was eventually able to get him out.
Of course this was well after I made sure to get a couple pictures so that
I could share them with you!
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Posted by Chris from Alabama on April 06, 2007
This is a photo of an ATV winching out an ATV pulling another ATV at Mud Nationals in Jacksonville, TX.
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Posted by Gray from Alabama on April 06, 2007
This is me on my old Kawasaki Prairie 650 equipped with a WARN 2500lb winch. This
photo was taken a few years ago in Trace State Park in Mississippi. The WARN winch
pulled out the Prairie with no problems.
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Posted by Kurt from Michigan on April 06, 2007
This is a normal Saturday riding with my friends. By the way this is my 500i.
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Posted by Michael from Florida on April 04, 2007
My friends and I ride primarily in an area known as Jone's Swamp. Last weekend
while trying to help one of our group out of a bog, I managed to stick a highly
modified Brute Force 750 in the process. With the bike stuck down to the floorboards
and a very firm suction pulling on the tires, if it had not been for my WARN 2.5ci winch
I would still be there. It took 45 minutes alternating the throttle and winch to
finally break the suction and pull it free. Lesson learned: never get caught without a WARN.
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Posted by Luca from Pineolo Italy on March 28, 2007
This is my adventure with my WARN winch in Italy!
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Posted by Christopher from Vermont on March 28, 2007
I originally had a piece of junk Venom 1500 pound winch. Which by the way is
busted now after having it for one fall season and the beginning of a winter season. I am
hoping to buy an XT15 for my Polaris Hawkeye but I have to wait for work to begin in the
summer. I enjoy riding my four-wheeler but getting stuck is never fun unless you have an
amazing WARN winch to get unstuck with.
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Posted by Eric from Oregon on March 26, 2007
This is what happens when you are on a trail for the first time and someone says "I'm sure
you can make it through there." You wind up on the end of someone else's
WARN 2.5. I got down in this mudhole and the bottom just
disappeared on the left side of the quad. I knew I was done for
and started to unspool my own winch line from my WARN 3.0 but one of my
buddies had already anticipated my stuck and threw me their line. After a
little assistance from my buddie's WARN 2.5 we were back on the trail.
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Posted by Eric from Oregon on March 26, 2007
OK. Sure we were just joking around with this shot. By the way, the guy hooked up to the
truck is none other than Second Round Winner Scott. We actually ran into the
guys that drove this truck off the road later in the day during our ride. They asked us if
we could help get them out, so we went back to the parking area and got
my WARN 8000i-equipped Powerstroke and got their truck back on the road.
WARN... Don't leave home without it!
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Posted by Cole from Manitoba Canada on March 25, 2007
Went riding one day with a couple of buddies. One was doing fish tales
the whole ride. Ending up off the side of a ditch almost flipping into it, he didn't know
that it was there. Had to use my WARN 2.5 winch and some man power to get him out.
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Posted by Jordan from Pennsylvania on March 23, 2007
I use my 2.5ci WARN winch for pulling my Can Am Outlander 800 out off almost everything, mud and snow mainly and also plowing snow. I plow about 15 driveways with no problem thanks to WARN. I also used it to pull a
wood chipper which was stuck in the mud, it pulled it out with no problem. I have
been using WARN winches since the mid 90's and will never use anything else.
They are so reliable I can't imagine using anything else. THANKS A LOT WARN!
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