We repair, overhaul and rewind winch motors used on marine deck equipment, industrial hoists and heavy equipment. Winch motors take heavy, shock-loaded duty cycles, so worn brushes, burnt windings and failed bearings are common — and all repairable.
We diagnose whether the fault is electrical (windings, brushes, commutator) or mechanical (bearings, bushes, brake) and put the unit through a functional test before returning it.
Message us the motor's model/part number and where it's used for a quote.
What we handle
- ▪ Marine deck and mooring winch motors
- ▪ Industrial hoist and winch motors
- ▪ Heavy equipment winch motors
- ▪ Rewinding of burnt-out winch motor windings
Common signs you need this service
- ✓ Winch is slow, weak, or won't lift under load
- ✓ Motor trips, stalls or overheats during use
- ✓ Burning smell or visible scorching on the windings
- ✓ Noise, vibration or play indicating worn bearings
- ✓ Intermittent operation or failure to start
Our process
- STEP 1DiagnoseDetermine whether the fault is electrical or mechanical.
- STEP 2QuoteProvide a clear quote before work begins.
- STEP 3Repair / RewindRewind windings, replace brushes/bearings and refurbish.
- STEP 4TestFunctional-test the motor before return.
- STEP 5CollectReturn ready to reinstall.
Get a quote for winch motor repair
Send the model/part number over WhatsApp for the fastest response.
Frequently asked questions
Do you rewind winch motors or only replace parts?
We do full rewinding in-house, which is what a burnt-out winch motor usually needs — not just parts replacement.
Can you repair both electric and hydraulic-driven winch motors?
We specialise in the electrical/motor side. Bring the unit in and we'll advise on what we can handle and what needs a hydraulics specialist.