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== Hanger Winch  ==
== Hanger Winch  ==
[[Image:winch-overall.JPG|thumb|200 px|Overview of the winching system]]
[[Image:winch-attach.JPG|thumb|200 px|Rings welded to tow bar with snap hooks attached]]
[[Image:winch-pully.JPG|thumb|200 px|Yellow poly rope is attached to winch cable (easier to handle).  Pully rides on rope to even the pull to both sides of the nose wheel while steering.]]


I use a winch to pull my tiger into the hanger.  I do NOT attach the winch to the tail or the steps.  I have rings welded to the towbar where it attaches to the nose wheel.  A snap hook connects a 6 ft rope from one side of the nose wheel to the other side.  Riding on the rope is a pully to which is attached the winch cable.  The pulling load is kept centered by the pully while I steer.  This works great and puts the winching force where you normally would manually with the towbar.
I use a winch to pull my tiger into the hanger.  I do NOT attach the winch to the tail or the steps.  I have rings welded to the towbar where it attaches to the nose wheel.  A snap hook connects a 6 ft rope from one side of the nose wheel to the other side.  Riding on the rope is a pully to which is attached the winch cable.  The pulling load is kept centered by the pully while I steer.  This works great and puts the winching force where you normally would manually with the towbar.


Brad Keleher
Brad Keleher
[[Image:winch-overall.JPG|thumb|200 px|Overview of the winching system]]
[[Image:winch-attach.JPG|thumb|200 px|Rings welded to tow bar with snap hooks attached]]
[[Image:winch-pully.JPG|thumb|200 px|ellow poly rope is attached to winch cable (easier to handle).  Pully rides on rope to even the pull to both sides of the nose wheel while steering.]]

Revision as of 19:48, 16 May 2008

Hanger Winch

Overview of the winching system
Rings welded to tow bar with snap hooks attached
Yellow poly rope is attached to winch cable (easier to handle). Pully rides on rope to even the pull to both sides of the nose wheel while steering.

I use a winch to pull my tiger into the hanger. I do NOT attach the winch to the tail or the steps. I have rings welded to the towbar where it attaches to the nose wheel. A snap hook connects a 6 ft rope from one side of the nose wheel to the other side. Riding on the rope is a pully to which is attached the winch cable. The pulling load is kept centered by the pully while I steer. This works great and puts the winching force where you normally would manually with the towbar.

Brad Keleher