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Subject: Tugs and tow bars
From: Doug Owen <visfishdo@yahoo.com>
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I attach some photos of the mod I used for the power tow 40EZ
I got a brackett tow bar from spruce (4000 pound capacity) and basically wel=
ded a cross piece to the front of the 40ez. I attached one side of the tow b=
ar to stay, and let the other side pivot to allow opening. I had used the to=
w pins originally, but found them a bit too fragile. I drilled and reamed th=
e inner hole to accomodate the bolt in the axle as shown. So far so good. I d=
o have to be a little careful that it does not mangle my landing light=20

See u later
Doug Owen=