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Vantage 4000
Winch
4000 lbs./1814 kg
12V Permanent Magnet Motor
50 ft. Wire Rope

This is the perfect winch for Side x Side owners who need reliable big pulling power. With a stout 4,000 lb. pulling capacity, 55' of wire rope, and best-in-class performance, the Vantage 4000 will pull the biggest Side x Sides with confidence.

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