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From: Craig Berland <cberland@systems3.net>
Subject: RE: [LML] Plans for concrete block, floor jack & motorized Tow Bar
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I don't know what affordable is but I saw this work and it is pretty slick.
https://www.acairtechnology.com/products.aspx?cat=3Dtugs

Craig Berland


Does anyone have the plans/materials specs on how to build the rolling buck=
et of cement for the tail stand?

I had ran across it in the plans and can't remember where they are. I think=
 I should be able to get the needed supplies at Lowes.

Also Looking for recommendations on a floor jack for the ES.  It seems that=
 many of the automotive ones are too big or cumbersome to get under the mai=
n wheels.  I don't know about jacking the nose up?  How is that done.  I wa=
s told you can lift from under the firewall.=20=20

Lastly, is there an affordable motorized tow bar that works with the nose w=
heel fairing for the ES.

Thanks all.