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On Mar 14, 7:19*pm, jim wrote:
We want to install a tow hitch on a recently acquired Husky in preparation for the contest season. *Is a Tost hitch required or preferred for SSA sanctioned events? *Is the venerable Schweitzer hitch still OK ? *If so, for how long? *Tost is the standard in Europe. *Is the US moving toward that standard? *Has anyone used the Husky/Super Cub Tost hitch kit offered on Wings and Wheels? If you are going to be the one flying the Husky perhaps you should make your decision based on whether you hope to be able to release the rope in the event of an upset. My preference, if on the front end of the rope, would be to have a Tost hook. I don't know how many tow pilots we need to kill or maim before the Schweizer hook is eliminated from tugs. If you decide to go for the Schweizer hook you may want to consider the inverted installation which some believe provides a better chance of release. Andy |
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