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In article , DK
wrote: Yes, our 172 does need a tug. We just got a new hangar, and you have to push it up a bit of an incline, and at the same time go over a 3/4" lip to enter the hangar. Nearly impossible for one pilot to do alone. We tried pulling the plane in with a block & tackle, but we were afraid we'd rip the tail tiedown off after one try. Attach a winch to the back wall. Attach a cable with hook to the tail tiedown. Pull the airplane back into the hangar. If using an electric motor, connect a remote control box to the motor. Use your aircraft's towbar to steer as the winch pulls the aircraft. |
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