The Difference And Application Of One-tow-two Wreckers And Towing Conjoined Wreckers

Buying a wrecker that suits you is the wish of every buyer. If you choose a suitable wrecker, it can bring you better help in your work. Today we will talk about the difference and function of one-to-two wreckers and towed wreckers, in order to provide some information for your reference.

What is a one-tow-two wrecker and a towing conjoined wrecker?

   The definition of a one-tow-two wrecker is: the wrecker body can carry out towing operations on two accident vehicles at the same time. (Also called tow-back wrecker truck). When two accident vehicles are unable to drive due to malfunctions, the one-tow-two wrecker can pull one accident vehicle onto the wrecker plate through the winch, and fix the four wheels with binding straps to tow the accident site; the other accident vehicle The lifting system behind the wrecker can be used to pull the front wheel of the accident vehicle off the ground. If the rear wheel of the accident car is locked, the "auxiliary wheel" equipped on the wrecker must be used to tow the accident car away under the accident wheel.

   One-tow-two wreckers are mainly used for urban traffic management and "4S" shops. If a one-tow-two wrecker is equipped with protective bars on both sides of the flatbed, small vehicles such as motorcycles and electric vehicles can also be placed on it , Especially suitable for urban traffic management. The "4S" shops and repair shops sometimes need to transport the accident car to a far place for repair. The method of using the rear trailer is obviously unsafe. At this time, it is necessary to use the flatbed on the one-to-two wrecker to send the accident car. destination.

   Let’s talk about the towing conjoined wrecker. This model is mainly designed for trailers and has no backing function, so it is only suitable for road wrecker trailers. The largest trailer tonnage can achieve 80 tons; the lifting mass can achieve 18 tons. This wrecker truck with more than 5 tons is equipped with counterweight iron, especially for those with more than 10 tons on the counterweight. If the body of the wrecker is too light, it is easy to cause "head lift" during the towing process. ", may lead to a "second accident."

   The above is just a brief description of these two wreckers. When you buy back the wrecker, it is very important to choose the driver, because driving the wrecker must be carried out to rescue the trailer, which is very important in the tow truck. Skilled and professional tow truck drivers will take advantage of the favorable conditions on site to assist themselves in completing the towing operation. Driving a wrecker is different from driving other cars, because the accident car towed behind you is often pulled away passively. It’s difficult to even turn, especially in the dark at night when the vision is not good. It is even more to experience the experience of a tow truck driver.