Heavy duty tow truck

A heavy-duty tow truck is a type of tow truck designed to handle larger and heavier vehicles such as buses, RVs, tractor-trailers, and heavy-duty construction equipment. These trucks are typically equipped with a stronger chassis, suspension, and engine than regular tow trucks, and they may have multiple axles and wheels to distribute weight evenly.
Here are some common features of a heavy-duty tow truck:

1. Heavy-duty winches: Heavy-duty tow trucks are equipped with powerful winches capable of pulling heavy vehicles onto the tow truck bed.
   
2. Hydraulic systems: Heavy-duty tow trucks use hydraulics to lift and lower the tow truck bed, as well as to operate other features such as the winch and boom.
   
3. Extra axles and wheels: To distribute weight evenly, heavy-duty tow trucks may have extra axles and wheels.
   
4. Stabilizers: Heavy-duty tow trucks may have stabilizers that extend out from the sides of the truck to provide additional support and stability while towing.
   
5. Specialized equipment: Heavy-duty tow trucks may be equipped with specialized equipment to handle specific types of vehicles, such as extendable booms for lifting buses or cranes for moving construction equipment.
   

If you need a heavy-duty tow truck, it's important to choose a reputable and experienced towing company that has the appropriate equipment and training to handle your vehicle safely and efficiently. Be sure to discuss your needs with the towing company and provide as much information as possible about your vehicle to ensure a successful tow.