Hi,
I found a decent truck that has a winch on the back. Can you also haul sand boxes and what ever else you want with that kind of truck? Would you also be able to put a wet line on the back next to the winch?
I am curious If this can be done.
Thanks
Anyone run a Winch truck or know anything about them
Discussion in 'Oilfield Trucking Forum' started by FlyingJ mafia, Aug 1, 2023.
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You could also haul sand but that winch truck (guessing it’s a Western Star) will be pretty #### heavy.
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Its a CAT truck, Like or hate them
- GVWR: 60,320 lbs
- FAWR: 14,320 lbs
- IAWR: 23,000 lbs
- RAWR: 23,000 lbs
- Probably would be over weight pretty fast.
- GVWR: 60,320 lbs
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Those cat trucks were garbage. And sand hauling currently is garbage. Overtrucked and underpaid. The glory days of lucrative sand hauling are gone. I only do it because I live close to the action.
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Only thing I know about the Cat (Sterling) trucks was, and I was told this, that they have crap front ends / front axle and they’re heavy. They’re made to be dump trucks.
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Local Cat dealer her has their 3 parked .
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I wouldn't touch a Cat truck with a 40 foot pole. Just a rebadged International with next to zero dealer support. Most Cat dealers won't touch them, the one I worked at didn't.Flat Earth Trucker, Cat sdp, God prefers Diesels and 3 others Thank this.
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If it has a hydraulic winch (which is the kind that most winch trucks have) then there would be no need to add a wet kit, because it already has one.
But I'm not sure why you would want to add a wet kit for sand hauling.Flat Earth Trucker, Bean Jr. and JoeyJunk Thank this. -
Even if it was a gin pole on the back of a Western Star?
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