Moving tailwheel aircraft.
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Moving tailwheel aircraft.
Is there a contraption for moving larger tailwheel aircraft? A motorised tug or bogie is a bit overkill.
I remember seeing ads for a manually operated device that looked like looked a bit like a push bike, with peddle at the top that was rotated by hand connected to a wheel on the ground by a chain.
I’ve checked some past aviation mags but turned a blank.
Thanks....
I remember seeing ads for a manually operated device that looked like looked a bit like a push bike, with peddle at the top that was rotated by hand connected to a wheel on the ground by a chain.
I’ve checked some past aviation mags but turned a blank.
Thanks....
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Potter1, the device you have seen is called the Wingwalker. There was a picture ofit in Pilot Magazine.
The manufacture has a web site at
http://www.wingwalker.co.za
The web site says that it has been adapted for certain taildraggers, but I would also ask about it's performance on grass before going ahead and ordering one.
The manufacture has a web site at
http://www.wingwalker.co.za
The web site says that it has been adapted for certain taildraggers, but I would also ask about it's performance on grass before going ahead and ordering one.
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A couple of other links for you :
http://www.myles-rec.com/page28/skyline.html
http://www.thehangar.co.uk/cgi-bin/c...uery=retrieval
http://www.myles-rec.com/page28/skyline.html
http://www.thehangar.co.uk/cgi-bin/c...uery=retrieval
