ES stands for electric shift. EPS stands for electric power steering. So you have a Rancher 420ES with EPS.1 more question for you guys,
my front decal says Rancher ES and Power Steering under it
my rear decal says Rancher ES and Fuel Injection under it
Should the quad be called an EPS ?
It would be best to hook it to a keyed accessory wire, but I'm not familiar with the wiring on the 420 Rancher and I don't have a wiring diagram. I know Honda offers an accessory plug as an option, so there's probably already a wire somewhere for it to plug into. If you can find it, that would probably be the best place to hook it.So anyway i put the winch on today and what i did was use a posi-tap and tapped into ING wire under the fuse box , it was the far back left hand wire , thats only hot when the key is on , works great just wanted to make sure that was ok?
It should have an "in and "out" button. When you release the buttons, it will stop.also how does the winch know when to stop ? will it just try to pull the hook into its self and break something?
Oh, I misunderstood you. I've never used a snow plow, I never get much snow here, but I would say it would just keep pulling unless the plow has some kind of setup to cut it off at a certain point but I doubt it. I'm sure we have a lot of people on here that plows, so they will be able to tell you for sure.yeah i know to stop pushing in to make it stop but when im plowing snow with it i would like to know when its all the way up instead for breaking somethingIt would be best to hook it to a keyed accessory wire, but I'm not familiar with the wiring on the 420 Rancher and I don't have a wiring diagram. I know Honda offers an accessory plug as an option, so there's probably already a wire somewhere for it to plug into. If you can find it, that would probably be the best place to hook it.So anyway i put the winch on today and what i did was use a posi-tap and tapped into ING wire under the fuse box , it was the far back left hand wire , thats only hot when the key is on , works great just wanted to make sure that was ok?
It should have an "in and "out" button. When you release the buttons, it will stop.also how does the winch know when to stop ? will it just try to pull the hook into its self and break something?
Yes, Warn is a great winch. BTW, I really like the white plastic, looks great.is a Warn RT25 is that a good one?
