Mile Marker Tow Truck HS9000 – 9000 lb. Hydraulic Winch - 70-59000C

Mile Marker Tow Truck HS9000 – 9000 lb. Hydraulic Winch - 70-59000C

Designed for Tow, Trailers, and Utility vehicles, the HS9000 is a reliable, high speed winch that makes a great refitment alternative to OEM equipment. With a pulling capacity up to 9000 pounds, the HS9000 utilizes planetary gear sets and a load hold brake, and is offered in both clockwise and counter-clockwise drum configurations.
Completely element proof construction, corrosion and water resistant, the HS9000 features free spooling, automatic load holding brake, heavy duty engagement clutch, and steel cable. Cable tension plate sold separately and remote control accessory kits are offered for manual and air powered equipment.

Features

• Automatic Load Holding Brake
• Heavy Duty Engagement Clutch
• Submersible
• Mechanical Lock
• Corrosion Resistant
• Clockwise & Counter Clockwise Rotation
• Cable Tension Plate Sold Separately
• Clutch Kits Sold Separately
• Free Spooling
•  HS9000 Winch (Clockwise): PN 70-59000C
•  HS9000 Winch (Counter Clockwise): PN 70-59001C
• Remote Manual Clutch Kit: PN 70592*
•  Remote Pneumatic Clutch Kit: PN 70593*
•  Winch Cable Tension Plate: PN 70591*

Specifications

Manual

Instructions Manual

What our Experts Think

• 9,000 lb line pull — Handles large vehicles and heavy loads with confidence.

• Hydraulic-powered — Uses the vehicle’s hydraulic system, allowing continuous duty cycles without draining the battery or overheating.

• Rugged, corrosion-resistant construction — Sealed housing and durable materials withstand mud, water, and harsh environmental conditions.

• Professional-grade features — Includes free-spooling, mechanical lock, clockwise/counterclockwise drum rotation, and compatibility with 3/8" × 100 ft steel cable for versatile recovery tasks.

• Compact and practical design — Measures approximately 23.6″ × 8.4″ × 9.25″ and weighs 78 lb (without cable), offering manageable installation with serious pulling capability.

Q&A

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect the cable regularly – check for frays, kinks, broken strands, or corrosion; replace immediately if any damage is found.

• Check hydraulic hoses and fittings – ensure they are tight, leak-free, and routed safely to prevent abrasion or heat damage.

• Re-torque mounting bolts – inspect and tighten all fasteners after installation, and periodically after heavy or off-road use.

• Clean the winch after use – remove mud, dirt, sand, and road salt from the cable, drum, fairlead, and winch body to prevent corrosion.

• Lubricate moving parts – apply light lubricant to fairlead rollers and other moving components for smooth operation.

• Inspect hook and attachments – check for cracks, bends, or excessive wear before each operation.

• Cycle the winch without load periodically – spool cable in and out to maintain hydraulic system performance and drum integrity.

• Store properly – keep the winch in a dry, protected location or cover when not in use to avoid corrosion and UV exposure.

• Monitor hydraulic fluid – ensure proper levels and check for leaks regularly to maintain consistent winch performance.

• Follow load limits – never exceed the 9,000 lb rated pull to avoid damage or safety hazards.