Mile Marker Low Pressure Hydraulic Winch - 75-50058C
For those looking for the full power of a hydraulic winch but do not plan on upgrading any power steering equipment, Mile Marker’s low pressure hydraulic winch is the ideal option. Pulling at an impressive 9100 pounds, the low pressure hydraulic winch is the perfect combination for Jeeps, Light Duty Trucks, and SUVs with an OEM power steering pump producing less than 1100 PSI.
Completely element proof construction, corrosion and water resistant, the low pressure hydraulic winch features two speed, free spooling, mechanical lock, an integrated solenoid valve, stainless steel tie bars and fasteners, 100’ of Steel Cable, and includes an illuminated joystick remote control. Requires a vehicle specific 35 Series valve adapter kit to adapt to the vehicle’s power steering pump
Features
- 2 Speed
- Submersible
- Mechanical Lock
- 100’ Steel Cable
- Freespooling
- Integrated Solenoid Valve
- Stainless Steel Tie Bars and Fasteners
- Corrosion Resistant
- Roller Fairlead
- Handheld Remote Control
Specifications
| Part Number |
75-50058C |
| Rated Line Pull |
9000 lbs (4082 kg) |
| Gear Train |
Planetary |
| Gear Ratio |
6:1 |
| Motor |
19.5 Cubic inch |
| Control Pendant |
Illuminated Joystick Remote, 12’ |
| Cable |
3/8" × 100' (nominal 14,400 lbs / 6531 kg) (9.53 mm × 30.5 m) |
| Drum Size (Diameter × Length) |
2.5" × 9" (63.5 mm × 228.6 mm) |
| Net Weight |
103 lbs (47 kg) |
| Bolt Pattern |
4 Bolt Pattern, 4.5" × 10" (114.3 mm × 254 mm) |
Manual
Instructions Manual
What our Experts Think
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Hydraulic Power for Continuous Duty
Runs off the vehicle’s power-steering pump, delivering up to ~9,000 lb line pull without draining the battery or overheating, ideal for repeated or prolonged recovery tasks.
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No Steering Pump Upgrades Required
Designed for vehicles with standard low-pressure power steering systems, so installation is straightforward on light trucks, SUVs, and Jeeps.
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Built for Harsh Environments
Fully submersible, corrosion-resistant construction with stainless fasteners ensures reliable operation in mud, water crossings, snow, and dusty conditions.
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Practical Features & Control
Includes 100 ft of 3/8" steel cable, roller fairlead, mechanical load-holding brake, free-spooling, and a joystick remote for smooth, controlled operation.
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Ideal Applications
Perfect for light-to-mid-sized trucks, off-road rigs, trailers, or recovery vehicles that need hydraulic-level performance without heavy-duty upgrades.
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Bottom Line
This winch combines continuous-duty hydraulic power, reliability, and all-weather durability, making it an excellent choice for serious recovery and off-road use without requiring steering pump modifications.
Q&A
Q: What kind of winch is this?
A: It’s a hydraulic winch that uses your vehicle’s existing steering‑pump system (so no extra pump upgrades needed).
Q: What is this winch good for?
A: It’s ideal for off‑road recovery, pulling vehicles out of mud or ditches, towing or hauling loads, and other heavy‑duty utility tasks — especially when you want dependable winch power without modifying the vehicle’s systems.
Q: Why pick a hydraulic winch over an electric one?
A: Because it doesn’t depend on your battery, it can sustain repeated or long pulls without draining electrical power — which is useful when the job is heavy or long.
Q: Will it work on many vehicles?
A: Yes — as long as your vehicle has a power‑steering pump that the winch can tap into, this winch is a practical option for SUVs, 4WD trucks, Jeeps, and similar rigs.
Q: Who should consider this winch?
A: Off‑road enthusiasts, overlanders, 4×4 owners, or anyone who regularly hauls or recovers vehicles — or works in conditions where reliable hydraulic pulling power matters more than simplicity or light‑duty use.
Q: What is the part number?
A: 75‑50058C.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect before and after use: Check the cable or synthetic rope for frays, kinks, or damage, and ensure the drum rotates smoothly.
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Test operation regularly: Run the winch under no-load conditions to confirm smooth hydraulic engagement.
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Check hydraulic system: Inspect hoses, fittings, and connections for leaks or wear; ensure all fittings are properly tightened.
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Clean and protect: Remove dirt, mud, and debris from the winch, drum, and fairlead; protect exposed metal surfaces from corrosion.
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Monitor hydraulic fluid: Check fluid levels and condition periodically; top off or replace as needed according to manufacturer guidelines.
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Avoid continuous heavy pulls: Allow the winch and hydraulic system to cool between long or demanding pulls.
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Store safely: Protect the winch from moisture, dust, and extreme conditions when not in use to maintain longevity.
