19 Feb, 15, Source: Tiger Tugs
Tiger Tugs announces the introduction of their new model MD helicopter mover. The new MD tug is designed to specifically handle the MD 500 series helicopters. The 500 series has always been a problem to move on the ground with its very springy support struts. Our new lift system completely stays away from the skids or struts to provide a safe and secure way to move the MD 500 series helicopters. We have designed a support saddle that lifts the helicopter from the belly. The saddles are covered with a soft dense neoprene rubber to protect the skin and are molded to match the curvature of the belly of that helicopter. With our unique wireless remote control system you can maneuver your helicopter in tight hangar spaces effortlessly while controlling it from any vantage point. No longer do you need to have additional people to watch for hangar incursions.
Tiger Tugs are the first true scissor lift transport on the market. Tiger Tugs are in use all around the globe. They have earned a reputation as being extremely reliable, trouble free and the easiest safest tug you could possibly use! For more information call us at 541 585 4041 or visit our website at www.tigertugs.com. Visit us at Booth 4043 at this year’s HAI show.
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