Friday, May 22, 2009
Aircraft Tow Bar San Diego
A aircraft tow bar device including an elongated aircraft tow bar stem having a latch means, fixed relative to a first end thereof for attachment to a tow vehicle, and a second head end providing a pair of oppositely operable slide fingers carrying oppositely extending latch pins for selective engagement or disengagement relative to a pair of holes in bracket means, conventionally fixed relative to the main strut of the nose wheel of an aircraft for towing purposes. Spring biased means is provided to automatically lock the pins in position when they are engaged through the bracket holes. Wheel means is provided intermediate the length of the tow bar assembly with a rocking saddle means interconnecting the wheel means and aircraft tow bar stem to permit the aircraft tow bar and head to be rocked or pivoted to a desired position to align the latch pins with the strut bracket holes when the nose wheel assembly is sidewardly inclined in either direction.
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