Winch Trucks
Winch trucks are used in a variety of applications, from the oil industry for moving mud pump and other heavy equipment to construction for general loading & hauling purposes. At Floyd’s Welding Service, we can repair and refurbish winch trucks for any application. Some important features on our typical winch truck include: chain driven or hydraulic operated; and, rolling tail boards with drop-in pin selection.
Our experienced welders and fabricators can build new winch truck set-ups on your existing truck, or we can help you locate a suitable truck through our network of vendors. We can also help you find and refurbish older units, giving them renewed purpose and extend their usable lives, for less than a new set-up. We can also repair your existing winch truck, give older units much needed face-lifts, and troubleshoot issues with your equipment.
For Sale:
1981 Mack Winch Truck
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Typical Winch Truck Set-Up
Tulsa & Braden Winches
7″, 8″ or 10″ Tail Boards with Sealed Bearings
4″ H-Beam Bed Frame (Low Profile)
High-Rise 5th Wheel with Ramping
In-Cab Console with Air Controls
Rear Slider Windows (To Communicate)
Oil Field Bumper, Skid Plate, & Hinged Brush Guard
LED Rubber Mounted Lights
All Wiring Soldered, Silicone Sealed & In Conduit
Dual Tool Boxes & Steps
4-1/2″ Drill Pipe Headaches with Inside & Top Rollers
Drill Pipe or 4″ Square Tube Rear Bumper (Hinged Pull Hitch – 1″ Material)
2-1/2″ H.D. Reese Hitch on Rear with Lashing Rings
Recessed Center Box for Pins & Chains
Full Beds or Half Beds
Chain Racks with Catch Pans & Drains
Chains & Sprockets (Case Hardened)
Upper Headache Light Show with Switch
Pins for Pockets
Typical Repair & Rehab Work Requested:
New lines
Tail Board Repair
Winch Replacement
Air Control Troubleshooting
Bed Rebuild/Replacement/Repair
Sandblast & Repaint
Tool Box Replacement
Oil Field Bumper Installation
Replace Tail Chain
Gin Poles & Mounts
