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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Lancair ES tow
From: Joseph Neustein <jneusteinmd@gmail.com>
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Thanks to all who responded. I think some of the options suggested by the
retractable crowd may not work well with the ES nose wheel fairing. I am
summarizing the options so far:

allenmachine airplane winch with remote control about $410
http://allenmachineco.com/pages/data/airplane.htm
(seems compatible with any airplane)

40 EZ power tow $1195 plus *Columbia *nylon Bushing $65  and 10" extensions
$40 shipping $100
http://www.powertow.com/40ez1.html
( JHeizer@comcast.net  had an earlier post that he had used the powertow)

Wag-Aero electric tow buddy $1185
http://store.wagaero.com/product_info.php?products_id=14093
 ( no comments from ES owners )

aero- tow E200 $1325 dolly wheels $50 shipping extra
http://www.aero-tow.com/E200.html
(no comments from ES owners)

Nose dragger $1450 24volt up to 6,000# 1350 12V up to 3000#  BATTERIES NOT
INCLUDED :( see web site for quite a difference in price options for
batteries *http://dragger.com/battery-selection-for-12-24-volt-dragger/*)
https://dragger.com/Nose-Dragger-DRAGGER/
(used successfully by many ES owners)

I am leaning towards the Nose dragger as being the least likely to scuff the
wheel fairings or over torque the tow ear attatchment to the strut.

Joe Neustein
ESP phase I

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<div><a href=3D"https://dragger.com/Nose-Dragger-DRAGGER/">https://dragger.=
com/Nose-Dragger-DRAGGER/</a></div>
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