Mooney Mover – Powered Tow Bar
$650.00 – $800.00
Simplify ground handling of your airplane with this powered tow bar. Breaks down to easily store in baggage compartment so that you can take it with you. Built to use the same batteries as your cordless tools so you don’t need to purchase additional batteries or chargers. If you don’t currently have a favorite cordless tool brand and need batteries included, select the Ryobi 40v option and choose Yes for “Include Battery and Charger”
Weight | 22 lbs |
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Dimensions | 30 × 20 × 12 in |
Battery Holder | Black and Decker, Bosch, Crafstman, DeWalt XRP 18V, DeWalt 20V, Hitachi, Kobalt 24V, Makita 20V, Milwaukee M18, Porter Cable 20V, Ridgid, Ryobi 18V, Ryobi 40V, Worx, Other |
Include Battery | Yes, No |
6 reviews for Mooney Mover – Powered Tow Bar
Aidan Murray –
Worked exactly as described and easy to store!
Maurice Fairley –
I love mine! I’m 62 yo and I’ve gone through a hernia operation, so this powered towbar is essential for moving my Mooney uphill into my hangar. It couldn’t be simpler to operate. I’ve also had an opportunity to need some follow-up help, and Bernie responded immediately and decisively. Have no fear about product support after the sale, though you won’t likely need it.
Joseph –
Excellent towbar and much easier to deal with than my old version of a nosedragger. I really like how smooth the throttle operation is, and once rolling, the airplane can be cruised behind you at a solid walking pace. Choice of batteries is a great touch. I’ve got a BUNCH of DeWalt 20V tools.
Ernest –
Great tow bar! Super is easy to use and the throttle allows you to adjust the speed to your needs—amazing value for its price. Support is great too! Recommend it.
Rich –
Great tow bar at a fraction of the cost of other options. Twist-grip is super easy to use and choice of batteries is a really nice plus. Light enough to put in the baggage area for travel.
Bret Orr –
Have a Ryobi powered version for my Bravo.
Because of the nose geometry, I have to put the bottom part on first, then attach the controller after, but I suspect this is not an issue on anything other than the Bravo.
It’s got plenty of torque and surprisingly good range on the 1.5ah batteries, almost 200 yards. I’m gonna go with two 4ah’s once I get out of annual.
Great value vs the other guys.