10000 lbs Hydraulic Winch for Tractor/Truck/Skid Steer

Original price was: $7,435.39.Current price is: $743.99.

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Description

A hydraulic winch is a powerful mechanical device driven by hydraulic power, widely used for heavy-duty lifting and pulling. It comprises a hydraulic motor, a drum or spool, and a control valve system for precise operation.

Specification

Model T-HW50S-50
The 1st Layer Pull 10000 lbs (5 ton)
Rope Speed 0~35 m/min
Working Pressure Differential 20 Mpa
Oil Flow Supply 120 L/min
Rope Diameter 16mm
Hydraulic Motor BMR-400
Planetary Reduction Ratio 1:6
Layer Wire Rope Capacity
1 18m
2 38m
3 60m
4 85m
5 110m

Note: Never exceed working load limit.

Dimensions (Unit: mm)

Tips: Safe and Efficient Use of a Hydraulic Winch

  • Regular Maintenance: Check hydraulic hoses, fittings, and fluid levels regularly to ensure smooth operation and avoid unexpected breakdowns.
  • Avoid Sharp Angles: Keep the rope aligned straight to prevent damage to both the rope and winch, especially under heavy loads.
  • Operate Gradually: Start the winch at a slow speed to control tension and reduce strain on both the equipment and the load.
  • Use Protective Gear: Always wear gloves and safety equipment when handling the winch to prevent injury from cable snaps or sudden movements.
  • Follow Load Guidelines: Ensure the load doesn’t exceed the winch’s rated capacity to maintain safety and prolong the lifespan of the equipment.