AndreiC Posted December 4 Report Posted December 4 I just saw the offer below from a company affiliated with Amazon, so presumably it is not a flaky one. I was wondering if this appliance could easily be adapted to push/pull a Mooney in/out of a hangar. What do you guys think? https://tools.woot.com/offers/superhandy-electric-trailer-dolly-14?ref=cnt_wp_0_27&fbclid=IwY2xjawG8BKNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHdiXibls7qtKarO_TRA6sBnI_Z4_F-ZGlGwzFAoSvkDhfg0abvYzF7quqQ_aem__gttZBtgh2uMc7lFdyfaoQ 1 Quote
aviatoreb Posted December 4 Report Posted December 4 29 minutes ago, AndreiC said: I just saw the offer below from a company affiliated with Amazon, so presumably it is not a flaky one. I was wondering if this appliance could easily be adapted to push/pull a Mooney in/out of a hangar. What do you guys think? https://tools.woot.com/offers/superhandy-electric-trailer-dolly-14?ref=cnt_wp_0_27&fbclid=IwY2xjawG8BKNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHdiXibls7qtKarO_TRA6sBnI_Z4_F-ZGlGwzFAoSvkDhfg0abvYzF7quqQ_aem__gttZBtgh2uMc7lFdyfaoQ Wow - that does look handy - and easy to adapt to a tug. Quote
Wingfree Posted December 4 Report Posted December 4 Looks like the one I used to build mine - pics in the comment linked below. Quote
Pinecone Posted December 4 Report Posted December 4 I would just get a Sidewinder or Mooney Mover. Mooney was developed by a MS member with input from others on the forum. https://mooneymover.com/ Sidewinder is heavier, but very robust. Quote
Fly Boomer Posted December 4 Report Posted December 4 5 hours ago, AndreiC said: I just saw the offer below from a company affiliated with Amazon, so presumably it is not a flaky one. I was wondering if this appliance could easily be adapted to push/pull a Mooney in/out of a hangar Fire up your favorite search engine. I have seen devices like that used. You have to fabricate an adapter. Quote
EricJ Posted December 4 Report Posted December 4 5 hours ago, AndreiC said: I just saw the offer below from a company affiliated with Amazon, so presumably it is not a flaky one. I was wondering if this appliance could easily be adapted to push/pull a Mooney in/out of a hangar. What do you guys think? https://tools.woot.com/offers/superhandy-electric-trailer-dolly-14?ref=cnt_wp_0_27&fbclid=IwY2xjawG8BKNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHdiXibls7qtKarO_TRA6sBnI_Z4_F-ZGlGwzFAoSvkDhfg0abvYzF7quqQ_aem__gttZBtgh2uMc7lFdyfaoQ I've been thinking similarly, and collected enough pieces to make a trailer tow bar that'd attach to the nose gear. Another advantage of that is that I can tow it around the airport with my truck, or any little tug vehicle. People around here use golf carts, little ATVs, whatever. There are definitely some tradeoffs, but it's a practical option. The low-cost towbar that was developed by the guy here (I forget who) also looked like a nice CB option. Quote
00-Negative Posted December 4 Report Posted December 4 I did this around a year ago. Bought it from Woot as well. It works well but I would prefer the full speed pace slightly quicker. I use it frequently to pull my Mooney approx 100yds to or from the fuel pump before/after flights which prevents unnecessary startup and run for only that short time. I welded a generic trailer tongue to a universal clamping tow bar. I posted a short 6 sec clip on one of the Mooney Facebook groups yesterday. Seems I can't post the video clip here. -David 1 Quote
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