Double Drum Winch and Spud Setup
Hydraulic Double Drum Winch/Tuggers & Power Packs
Poseidon P20 Gasoline Double Drum Hydraulic Winch
- Powered by 20 HP Honda Engine
w/12 volt battery - Key Start with 2 section
manual control valve - 30 gallon reservoir
with site gauge - 8,500 lbs. bare drum
line pull @ 44 fpm - 2-Pullmaster Winches
- 1/2″ cable to be supplied
by the contractor - All welded steel frame with lifting eyes
Poseidon P65 Diesel Double Drum Hydraulic Winch
- Powered by 65 HP Cummins Diesel
- 24 Volt Battery Pack
- Key Start with 2 section
manual control valve - Two section control valve
- 100 gallon reservoir
with site gauge - 12,000 lbs. bare drum
line pull @ 104 fpm - 7,143 line pull @ 176 fpm full
- 2-Pullmaster Winches
Poseidon P-100 HP-Hydraulic Double Drum Winch
18,000 lb line pull @ 104 fpm; Each drum holds 500′ of 3/4″ steel cable- Powered by 100 HP Perkins Diesel w/24 volt battery
- Key Start with 2 section manual control valve
- Separate Valves for controlled free fall
- 120 gallon reservoir with site gauge
- Uses Chevron Clarity Hydraulic Oil
- 18,000 lbs. bare drum line pull @ 104 fpm
- Winches hold upto 500′ of 3/4″ cable
- 3/4″ cable to be supplied by the contractor
- All welded steel frame with lifting eyes
Poseidon P-80 Power Pack operates two M18 Spud Winches
M18 Pullmaster Winches are mounted to the P2-7′ Spud Pocket
- Powered by an 80 HP John Deere Deisel
- 12 Volt Battery Pack
- Key Start with 2 section
manual control valve - Two section control valve
- 100 gallon reservoir
with site gauge - Operates 2-M18 winches
- Capable of forward, reverse &
free fall - Peak torque & HP at 2600 RPM
- Uses Chevron Clarity Hydraulic Oil
Double-Drum Winch & Spud Setup
Download printable instructions (1900k pdf)
- Position the spud pockets on opposite sides of the barge deck.
- The contractor must supply the 5/8″ cable. A minimum of one layer of cable should be on the winch spool during use.
- Tack weld the vertical lead block assembly in front of the spud pocket. The vertical lead block directs the cable over the edge of the barge in-between the spud and the barge.
- Carefully wind the cable onto the first drum until it covers the entire drum, then run the cable to the opposite spud.
- Direct the cable over the verical lead block, down to the bottom of the spud, through the sheave and then back up the other side. Clamp the line off on the spud pocket using cable clamps.
- Do the same with the second drum, direct the line through the snatch block, clipped to the top of the connector pin, then return the cable to the spud behind the winch.
- Follow the same steps outlined in step 5.
- Both Spuds can be raised and lowered with the winch.
