Winch & Accessories
As a flatbed trucker, you live and die by your winches. You rely on them to tie down loads safely and securely. The last thing you need is to discover you don't have enough winches or that the ones you do have need replacement. Thankfully, Mytee Products stocks a large supply of flatbed trailer winches ready for purchase and delivery at a moment's notice.
We carry standard sliding winches, sliding doubles, bolt-on trailer winches, welded winches, standard stake pocket winches, and more. Every conceivable winch configuration you could need as a flatbed trucker is in our inventory. And on the outside chance you need truck winch accessories we don't carry, we might still be able to procure them for you. Do not ever be afraid to ask.
Also note that you can rely on our flatbed trailer winches for long life and durability. Every flatbed winch we sell comes from a trusted manufacturer. The same goes for our truck winch accessories. They include winch bars, pipe stakes, ratcheting, winch track, and a few other items.
One Handed EZ Winch Winder
Fits all standard flatbed winches Allows drivers to recoil straps back onto winches fast One handed operation allows you guide the straps as they get recoiled onto the winch Learn More$8.99 As low as: $8.49Winch Strap Winder
Allows drivers to wind straps in a fraction of the time Saves time and gets you back on the road quicker Learn More$9.99 As low as: $7.99Winch Strap Winder
Winds Straps for storage in a toolbox Steel constructed with zinc plating. Easily clips to trailer side rails Conveniently disassembled for storage Learn More$11.99 As low as: $9.99Winch Winder
Allows drivers to wind straps in a fraction of the time Saves time and gets you back on the road quicker Learn More$9.99 As low as: $8.49Benson J-Plate Removable Tie Down Aluminum Extrude, 6600 lbs WLL
- For Use On Benson Trailers
- Slides into place on the trailer winch track to give you a tie down point anywhere.
- Working Load Limit: 6600 lbs
- Weight: 1.7 lbs
$24.99 As low as: $19.99Reithoner J-Plate Aluminum Extruded Tie-Down 6700 Lbs WLL
- Working Load Limit: 6700 Lbs
- Color: Silver
- Aluminum Extruded Tie Down Anchor for Reithoner
$19.99 As low as: $18.49Out of stock
Mac J-Plate Aluminum Extruded Tie-Down 7900 Lbs WLL
- Working Load Limit: 7900 Lbs
- Color: Anodized Blue
- Aluminum Extruded Tie Down Anchor for Mac
$24.99 As low as: $19.99Removable J-Plate Aluminum Extruded Tie-Down 7200 Lbs WLL
Weight: 2 Lbs
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Working Load Limit: 7,200 Lbs
Size: 7.5"
Tie down designed to be used with EAST trailers.$24.99 As low as: $19.99G70 3/8" Floor Tie Down Bolt On
Intended for use with steel framed flatbed trailers that have a wooden deck.
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Work Load Limit: 6,000 lbs
Bolt-On
Weight: 5.3 lbs
Chain Size: G70 3/8"$22.99G70 3/8" Floor Tie Down Weld On
Intended for use with steel framed flatbed trailers that have a wooden deck.
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Work Load Limit: 6,000 lbs
Weld-On
Weight: 5.6 lbs
Chain Size: G70 3/8"$14.99
As a flatbed trucker, you live and die by your winches. You rely on them to tie down loads safely and securely. The last thing you need is to discover you don't have enough winches or that the ones you do have need replacement. Thankfully, Mytee Products stocks a large supply of flatbed trailer winches ready for purchase and delivery at a moment's notice.
We carry standard sliding winches, sliding doubles, bolt-on trailer winches, welded winches, standard stake pocket winches, and more. Every conceivable winch configuration you could need as a flatbed trucker is in our inventory. And on the outside chance you need truck winch accessories we don't carry, we might still be able to procure them for you. Do not ever be afraid to ask.
Also note that you can rely on our flatbed trailer winches for long life and durability. Every flatbed winch we sell comes from a trusted manufacturer. The same goes for our truck winch accessories. They include winch bars, pipe stakes, ratcheting, winch track, and a few other items.
Meaning of Trailer Winch
Trailer winches are securement devices that let you use winch straps. Winch straps are a method of securing cargo on your flatbed truck using tension.
Winches let you utilize a crank or winch bar to pull the strap tighter than you could tighten a ratchet, cultivating greater tension. This makes winches and winch straps a better choice than ratchet straps for heavy-duty loads. Winch straps are also more affordable than ratchet straps.
Trailer winches themselves are mounted on the sides of a flatbed trailer.
Types of Trailer Winch
To figure out what type of winch is right for you, ask yourself a few questions.
1. Based on Size of Winch Strap
If you want to figure out what size trailer winch you need, think about how large a winch strap roll will have to be to cover your load. A larger winch strap roll can bind a larger load, while a smaller roll weighs less and takes up less space when stored.
- Low: Low winches are designed to handle smaller rolls, 30’ in length or shorter. They can fit in spaces that are partially taken up by tool boxes, wheels, or other equipment. Typically, low winches aren’t designed to store winch straps when they’re not in use.
- Standard: Standard winches are designed to handle 30’ winch straps, and can store a winch strap roll of that size when it’s not in use.
- Deep: Deep winches can handle the largest winch strap rolls, accommodating straps up 40’-50’ long. They can store winch straps when they’re not in use.
2. Based on Flatbed Trailer Tracks
The sides of a flatbed trailer might be equipped with different types of tracks. Make sure the winch you choose is compatible with the track on your truck.
- C – Track: Standard C-tracks are made of aluminum or steel. C-tracks are compatible with most standard slider winches.
- Double: L Track - These Double – L tracks are typically of aluminum. They’re compatible with Double-L slider winches.
- Specialty Tracks: Some companies, including Wilson, Utility, and East, have their own specialty tracks. At Mytee, we offer winches compatible with a variety of specialty tracks.
- Stake Pocket: Your flatbed trailer has stake pockets, which are metal brackets, bolted onto sides of the trailer every two feet. These pockets can be used to hold portable winches, sometimes called pocket winches or offset trailer winches. This is a convenient alternative if you don’t want to install tracks on your trailer.
3. Based on Installation
Some winches are permanently anchored once placed, while others can be easily removed or shifted if need be.
Regardless of the type of installation, all winches are held firmly in place while they’re being used to secure cargo, due to the incredible tension in the strap around the load. Consider these four types of winches.
- Weld-on Winches: These winches are welded on under the mount and cannot be removed after they’re replaced. You can use weld-on winches even if your flatbed trailer doesn’t have a track installed.
- Bolt-on Winches: Bolt-on winches are not permanently anchored. They can be installed under the rail and can be used with or without a track.
- Slide-on Winches: Slide-on winches are not permanently anchored. To use a slide-on winch, make sure you have a compatible track on your trailer.
- Portable Winches: These winches are not permanently anchored. Portable truck winches are pocket winches, designed to easily fit into stake pockets.
4. Other
All types of winches have a zinc coating option. Zinc coating protects the winch from inevitable exposure to water and other elements, protecting the winch from rusting over time so it lasts longer.
Affordable and High Quality Trailer Winches
Our trailer winches are the most affordable on the market. At Mytee, we offer winches in every variety, and each winch is made from high-quality materials and supports a high working load limit.