Hydraulic Worm Gear Winches

Available Options	Extra cable capacity, higher line speed, grooved drum barrel, divided drum, galvanizing and stainless steel shafts for improved corrosion resistance, custom mounting, special shafts and power sources are some of the available options.
Drum Clutch	If you wish to pull rope off the drum by hand, a drum clutch is needed. If such freespooling is not needed, a keyed drum will be more reliable.
Duty Cycle	Winches are rated for intermittent duty only. Excessive use will cause high oil temperature resulting in rapid oil deterioration, lower efficiency and increased wear.
Maximum Line Pull	The maximum line pull of a winch depends upon which cable layer is being used, as shown in the chart, and must not be exceeded.
Mounting	Winches should be mounted with the worm shaft horizontal and below the drum. Other arrangements may not provide adequate lubrication. Worm brakes must be mounted below the oil level or they will fail.
Worm Brake	Applications that involve holding a suspended load should have a worm brake. Winches with brakes must have the cable wound according to the brake setting. Winches with brakes can be ordered either “overwind” cable spooled over the drum in the direction of the brake housing or “underwind” cable spooled under the drum in the direction of the brake housing.

Model Number	Series	Mounting	Rotation	Worm Gear Ratio	Worm Gear Hand	Dimensions	Shaft	Assy	Features	Price	Buy Now
08HUU-4LASL	08H	Upright	Under Wind	9:1	Left Hand	With Drum Clutch, 3.50 Barrel Dia, 8.25 Flange Dia, 7.87 Barrel Length	Std	Left Hand