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Morgans wrote:
"planenutz" wrote in message ... Anybody out there got a design for a battery powered tug?? TIA Paul I could easily see a fork to hold a rubber tire, with the towbar welded on, as to give a lever to pull against the handle to make force to keep the drive tire on the ground. Use a 12 to 18 volt drill, with a low speed gearbox, and chuck up a small tire with an axle to press on the drive tire. There's a commercially produced product built as you describe but using a starter motor & chain drive to the wheel with 12v car battery as power source. There's one in my hangar right now. IIRC, it's called a 'Taildragger Dragger'. Charlie |
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Charlie wrote:
Morgans wrote: "planenutz" wrote in message ... Anybody out there got a design for a battery powered tug?? TIA Paul I could easily see a fork to hold a rubber tire, with the towbar welded on, as to give a lever to pull against the handle to make force to keep the drive tire on the ground. Use a 12 to 18 volt drill, with a low speed gearbox, and chuck up a small tire with an axle to press on the drive tire. There's a commercially produced product built as you describe but using a starter motor & chain drive to the wheel with 12v car battery as power source. There's one in my hangar right now. IIRC, it's called a 'Taildragger Dragger'. Charlie Am I good or what? http://www.dragger.com/tdd.html |
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