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TOST vs. Schweizer Hooks on Tow Planes.



 
 
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Old April 29th 19, 09:37 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Jason Scott
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Default TOST vs. Schweizer Hooks on Tow Planes.

Currently operating 3 tow planes, all with Schweizer hooks installed. I would love to get access to some concrete information on the issues with the Schweizer hooks, comparison between the two, and any concerns with the TOST system. My goal is to likely switch over the fleet, having personally experienced a situation with a glider losing directional control on tow, and causing momentary upset to the towplane. In my opinion, the TOST system is superior, and tangible information is the best way to present this opinion to the other parties involved in our operation.
 




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