A motorized winch, also called a power cable puller, is an essential construction machinery used for:

• Overhead power line installation & underground cable laying
• Tower erection, conductor stringing, and tensioning
• Heavy lifting/pulling in complex terrains (construction sites, ports, etc.)

-All models feature compact design, steel frame, and portable structure for field operations.

• Drum: Directly connects to wire ropes for pulling
• Gearbox: Transmits power from engine with speed control
• Engine: Diesel (6-8HP) or gasoline options for off-grid sites
• Braking System: Dual safety with automatic locking brake and clutch interlock
• Manual Override: Hand crank for emergency load release

• Engage clutch & set gearshift to neutral before starting.
• Verify gear engagement to prevent "jumping gears".

• Avoid abrupt clutch shifts to reduce brake wear.
• Never exceed rated capacity (e.g., 5T model max 5,000kg at low speed).

• If gears jam: Rotate manual crank slightly to realign.
• Abnormal brake noise indicates worn friction pads needing replacement.

• Lubrication: Keep gearbox 1/4 filled with oil; grease bearings monthly.
• Inspection: Check anchor bolts, locking pins, and wire rope alignment weekly.
• Storage: Clean after muddy operations; cover engine to prevent dust ingress.

• Power/telecom companies: Erecting utility poles
• Construction: Material hoisting & horizontal pulling
• Emergency response: Disaster recovery operations

• Always anchor the winch through designated holes on drum brackets.
• Replace brake pads if clearance exceeds 1mm.
• Use PPE when handling wire ropes under tension.

• ISO-certified manufacturing with 10+ years of industry expertise
• Custom configurations (diesel/gasoline, 3T-8T capacities)
• Global shipping & localized after-sales support

For full technical specs or OEM inquiries, visit [Product Catalog] or contact our engineering team.

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