N941WR

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Every good aviation operation requires a tug to move its equipment around the ramp. No expense was spared on my tug. Yep, that is a "like new" 1994 12 HP garden tractor that I paid the princely sum of $50 for. Nora said she didn't "think my tractor's sexy", bummer!

Besides the "sexy tractor" I have a Cessna tow bar with the handle turned 90 degrees and hooked to my Doug Bell tail wheel. I almost spent more on the tow bar than I did the tractor.
 
I Love It!!

That was pretty funny. You must be having a ball with your niner. Any thoughts on paint? OD green perhaps? :cool:
 
Nice video.. but..

Nice video...
Having a tug that can double as a grass cutter is a plus.
However, you might wish to add "ensure tow bar is unhooked" to your checklist. Otherwise, it could make a much more interesting video.. :rolleyes:
Mind you, if the mower deck is engaged, you're welcome to make low passes and touch-n-goes on my grass strip... :D
Happy day !!
 
Dress up the tug

the cutting deck goes, wheel spats all around, matching paint... :D It will look fast.
 
Any reason an "A" model cannot be pulled from the rear? Wonder if a small O-ring/hook couldn't be attached under the rudder for moving the plane around and/ or an extra tie-down.
 
rtry9a said:
Any reason an "A" model cannot be pulled from the rear? Wonder if a small O-ring/hook couldn't be attached under the rudder for moving the plane around and/ or an extra tie-down.
My hangar neighbor uses a graden tractor to move his -7A in and out of his hangar. He just attaches it to the front wheel.
 
rtry9a said:
Any reason an "A" model cannot be pulled from the rear? Wonder if a small O-ring/hook couldn't be attached under the rudder for moving the plane around and/ or an extra tie-down.
If you try to pull it from the rear, the nose wheel will **** sideways.
 
Cuts more than grass

Bill,
Your tractor cuts the Mustard.
Pete
 
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