Where to attach anderson connectors for front and rear winch wiring?

I recently installed mobtowns front recovery bar with the intention of having a winch in a cradle and being able to use it in both the front and rear

with that said I am getting ready to wire the front and rear with anderson quick connects, I was wondering if anybody has done this and if so where they have attached the anderson connections on the front and rear

any pictures and suggestions would be welcome

 

There's no answer for this? I have the same question.

James

 

From Googling...

 

Receiver Winch Install - Front and Rear

 

I installed a heavy duty (high amperage) marine bus bar off of the X2 deep cycle battery to run all of my accessories. One pair of 4 ga leads off of the bus bar has an SB 175 connector. I replaced the alligator clips on the winch with another SB 175 connector. The winch will only be attached to the battery when it is in use, so I didn't see any reason to add a switch. The connectors also have dust shields, so this will prevent a short at the connector.
To power the winch when it is in the rear hitch, I use a 4 ga, 25' set of jumper cables. I replaced the alligator clips with two SB 175 connectors, so it can connect to the bus bar and various accessories: winch, inverter, and a set of alligator clips. Because of these different applications, I decided not to mount the cables permanently to the truck. This gives me more flexibility on how and where I used the cable.In hindsight, the only thing I would have done differently is use 2 ga cables.

 

And fix this:


Also,is that a T-Fuse holder "repurposed"?

 

The bus bar is similar to this one:

Attached to the front stud is the circuit breaker that came with my superwinch.
The picture with the exposed cable was taken over two years ago when I was first setting it up. All of the wires were later protected with wire loom. But thanks for looking out for my safety!