Big rear winches

[m16ty]

I'm looking to add a rear winch to my military Mack RD822sx.

I've got a M936 45k drag winch already mounted on one of our civilian KWs and it's not very handy. It's just too slow, especially paying off cable.

I'm wondering if one of the winches off of say a HET works better? I've never used one but from videos I've seen they are faster. Do any of the larger military winches have a free wheel option? I just want to go with some sort of Hyd winch that has decent speed. I mainly want to use this winch to operate the neck of our M870 trailer and other odd jobs.

 

[simp5782]

I have one that will pull 110fpm on power out at 60gpm at 2500psi. Rated at 60,000lbs

The 45k winches on the 915 series trucks at 25fpm at 40gpm at 2500psi
https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?t=156304
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[zebedee]

Not sure if it is anything that would be relevant - but I have a large Garwood winch I am not using - pto/chain drive drum with two capstans - one on each end of the drum. It's about 40"+- wide. I have seen these on antique logging trucks.
Would be easy to power by hyd motor instead of the remote chain. I'll get pics later (I need to move it one way or another!).

 

[country]

Most of the hydraulic winches behind the HETS do NOT have freewheel

here is a 45,000 lb winch with its own transmission and freewheel- if this will help

Dave

SP-1427 | 45,000 lb. Winch Assembly with Garwood 2 Speed Transmission
45,000 lb. Winch Assembly for HET, 10 ton, Oil Field application
NSN #:
$1,475.00