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August 13th 04, 04:18 PM
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"Aaron Coolidge" wrote in message ... Tom S. wrote: : "Ashton" wrote in message : news:b3LSc.28147$ih.11225@fed1read07... : Does anyone have any experience towing their airplane with a golf cart? : I'm : thinking about mounting a ball on the front of a golf cart to move my : Bonanza in and out of the hangar. : : I doubt a golf cart has enough power (400 lbs of people and 70 lbs of golf : clubs and 6 gallons of beer is their limit), unless the ground is level of : downhill out of the hanger. : Better would be a yard tractor. The FBO at my home field uses an electric golf cart to move their rental aircraft and some other aircraft around. It moves an Aztec with no difficulties, even loaded with 120+ gallons of fuel. Do watch the turn limits on the nose gear; they damaged their Dutchess with uncareful handling this way. Would it work on a Citation CJ or a JetProp? 
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