REFLECTOR:Tow Bar

[Scott Derrick]

I use an electric tow bar, battery powered that works very well.  I used 
the same tow bar for my 48 Bonanza.

I can't remember the name off  hand,  I'm going to the hanger tomorrow, I 
'll get it.   The handle is the battery case, about 20 D cell nicads 
soldered together.

You have to drill and tap for two large 3/8 allen head screws in the square 
part of the yoke.  Then you flip the nose wheel backwards, attach the tow 
bar, it drives the nose wheel with a big rubber V shaped wheel rubbing 
against the nose wheel to move the plane around.

Scott

At 06:28 PM 5/8/2004, you wrote:
>Has anyone out there designed an effective tow bar?
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>I would appreciate any suggestions, thanks
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>David Doyle
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