So I just recently bought a new 2017 outlander 850 xt and I'm having tons of fun with it and love the huge amount of power can-am offers. Since upgrading from an Arctic cat 500 that was an absolute slug compared to my 850 I have been a lot braver going into deep mud and other places where I might otherwise get stuck and thats made me think about a few things. I'm lucky enough to have a group of friends that I ride with that can pull me out if I get stuck somewhere where my front mounted winch can't be of much use. but since my last ride at a local trail where I will admit I acted pretty dumb and planted my front tires in a large mud pit that I couldn't pull straight out with my winch (unless I wanted to pull my quad through water up to the handle bars). After doing that it took my buddy and I a good 20 minutes to get me unstuck with his little 500 with no winch attached and it made me realize that if I were alone in that situation I'd be completely screwed. So I started looking into rear mounted winch and different portable options if I ever got into a situation like that alone and seemed to find a few good options. One was a winch system from super winch called "winch 2 go" and it seems like it should have plenty of power to get me out of most situations but I'd like to get some more advice on this and hear about what you guys have done for a rear winch and if you think that the winch I talked about is worth it.
Here's a link to the winch on Amazon Superwinch 1140232 Winch 2 Go 12V 4000SR Portable Winch System (4000lb with Synthetic Rope, Pulley Block, Gloves, Straps and D-Shackles) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0166H2V0C/..._pOuIzbAGB6ZJX
Here's a link to the winch on Amazon Superwinch 1140232 Winch 2 Go 12V 4000SR Portable Winch System (4000lb with Synthetic Rope, Pulley Block, Gloves, Straps and D-Shackles) https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0166H2V0C/..._pOuIzbAGB6ZJX