Ground Handling, Trolleys and Dollies

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26th March 2010 | 00:11

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Alex N Crawford

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From: Mackay

Check ya PM's Tuna man.

18th November 2010 | 14:28

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ChippyChop

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From: Far from home, but not far from here

Ground Handling for EC135

Some advice please on the options and if anyone knows of any for sale.

Cheers
Chippy

18th November 2010 | 15:00

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RotaryWingB2

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From: 55 degrees north ish.

Heli-Lift are fairly common.

TLC Handling

18th November 2010 | 15:50

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Droopy

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From: Norfolk

Expensive but the best.

18th November 2010 | 16:04

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902Jon

Joined: May 2002

Aviation Qualifications: ATPL

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From: UK

Chances are that there will be some second-hand police ones available fairly soon...........

18th March 2012 | 23:55

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M1900

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From: London

Ground handling solution for light turbine?

Has anyone a view on the relative merits of the Chopper Spotter (Model E) versusa the Helitowcart (V201) as a moving solution for a sole light turbine helicopter? Durability? Flexability?

19th March 2012 | 02:11

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heloguy412

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From: No longer in the sand box

They , TLC Helilift, can be free if a company leaves everything behind when they depart a country in a hurry.

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