I have a machine that weighs over 600lbs and is impossible to get out by yourself, that's if you don't have a wyse winch.
	Brent Watkins

Hey guys, Thanks for the sponsorship for the Cain's Quest race here in Labrador City, NL. We had the winch system tucked away under the seat of the Skandic SUV. We did encounter some slush but luckily didn't have to get the winch out. It was a total comfort to know that we had a quick way out if we got in time-consuming trouble. We came in third place this year and hope to do better next year, hope to have you guys on board again.

Strangemore & Dumaresque Team #17

"The WYSE winch saved me an 8-hour walk yesterday. I decided at the last minute to have one last try at ice fishing. For safety reasons I took my Argo 6 wheel Bigfoot (with tracks) and also my WYSE winch. About 15 kilometers into my journey, I had one last gully to cross and then it happened! I crashed through the ice. With the Argo stuck solid in the ice, I was unable to use the front winch on the Argo. The only choice I had was to hook on the WYSE system from behind. I wasn't sure if the WYSE system had enough power to pull the Argo back out: BOY was I wrong! The winch pulled the Argo out… it was like taking candy from a baby, it was that easy. I will never be without my WYSE winch…its just like having your best friend with you."

B. Burton St. John's

"I purchased not one but two of the WYSE winch systems, one for me and one for my father. With today's large modern touring/utility machines (I own a Bear Cat, my father owns a VK Professional), fully loaded they approach 1000 lbs. Although when stuck they may as well be 10,000 lbs. Two healthy adults can struggle and if you are alone for get it and start walking. We have used other systems (i.e. Ratchet winches, power saw winches) but both require a second operator to use effectively as my father found out when he spent three hours in a brook one Sunday alone trying to free his machine. With the WYSE System one person can operate the winch and your machine at the same time crucial in freeing a stuck machine. This morning while returning from the White Hills I cut across a bog breaking through into water and mud, stuck. Within minutes I attached the WYSE System from my machine to an anchor point and proceeded to winch and drive out of the now twenty foot long hole behind me. Without the WYSE System my machine would still be there. Best of all my eleven-year-old daughter stayed on board and never even got her feet wet. "I consider my WYSE winch another piece of my machine, no less important than the headlights or skis."

Dave Reid (Satisfied customer)

"This is just the ticket for ATVer's, and Snowmobilers that ride the back country! Do you want to ride back or walk?"

John Massingberd SnowTrax Television Inc. Raceline Radio Network Inc. Dirt Trax Television Inc.

"The winch was on display when I purchased my 2006 snowmobile. I've had the opportunity to use this winch this past weekend. It met all my expectations. I will recommend it to all."

Paul Pittman (Satisfied Customer)

"As a recent participant in the Labrador's newly organized endurance race "2006 Cain's Quest", I had rec'd first hand experience in the utilization of the WYSE winch, and can honestly say that if I had not brought this winch with me on this 1300 km trek across the Great Labrador Wilderness, I could possible still be there digging myself out. If health permits me, next year I will be at the 2007 Cain's Quest starting line, again carrying a WYSE winch. Thanks WYSE"

Trevor Flynn City Auto Parts