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TELL 'EM YOU SAW IT IN
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reduction modules for all military style aviator helmets.
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Don’t strain your back - Use power instead. This winch was expressly designed for pulling airplanes into & out of hangars. Cable or rope reels out freely - then press the switch and guide the plane into the hangar. Low speed 1/2 HP motor develops terrific pulling power through pulley and double gear reductions. Handles any plane up to 6000 lbs. on a paved ramp. Use double block for heavier planes. Drum holds 130’ of 1/4” cable or nylon rope. Winch includes a U.L. power cable and safety switch. A special 75 ft. remote control with a relay to prevent voltage drop is available if desired. Plugs into any 115V outlet and is ready instantly. Available level wind attachment keeps winch cable in place on drum and stops cable backflash. Wt. 60 lbs.
Item V5II ......................................................................... $349.50 120’ Pulling Cable ........................................................... $19.95 75’ Remote Control ......................................................... $49.95 Level Attachment............................................................ $24.95
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CESSNA/PIPER CONVERSIONS
A HORTON CONVERSION WILL • Provide an extra margin of safety in take off and landing.
• Reduce approach speeds.
• Permit recovery in the event of stall with minimum altitude loss. • Offer Stol performance safer take-off and landing. The NEW LEADING EDGE AIRFOIL has been fully tested and approved by the FAA to replace the Cessna CAMBERLIFT CUFF.
HORTON STOL CONVERSIONS AVAILABLE FOR MOST SINGLE ENGINES CESSNA, PIPER AND 337 SKYMASTER
MOST AIRCRAFT $1399.00
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WELLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT • WELLINGTON, KS 67152 FAA APPROVED BY STC & PMA
HORTON, INC.
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