TowFLEXX HD190 Milspec – 190,000 lbs MTOW.
The TowFLEXX HD190, the future of aircraft towing at your fingertips. This powerhouse can handle aircraft up to 190,000 lbs maximum takeoff weight (MTOW), blending immense strength with spot-on precision and eco-efficiency. Thanks to its remote control capabilities, it offers unmatched flexibility and safety, while its battery-powered design ensures operations are green. Perfect for anything from commercial airliners to military aircrafts like the C-130, the HD190 stands out as the smart choice for fuss-free, environmentally friendly aircraft towing.
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General Information.
Another Military Request.
The TowFLEXX HD190’s journey began with a specific challenge from the USAF: the need for a compact towing solution capable of handling C-130 aircraft. Initially, the HD190 started as a variant of the TowFLEXX TF5. However, recognizing the unique requirements, the concept was reimagined, leading to the development of an entirely new unit.
The innovation didn’t stop there; the design of the HD190 was inspired by the dimensions of a 463L pallet, a standard for transporting equipment on cargo aircraft. This strategic choice transformed the HD190 into a portable solution, allowing aircrews to carry their own towing equipment on missions, facilitating easy deployment anywhere in the world.
Throughout its development, the HD190 was enhanced with additional features to increase its versatility, making it not just a towing solution but a strategic asset. These enhancements have positioned the HD190 as a smart choice for operations, particularly supporting the principles of Agile Combat Employment (A.C.E.), by providing flexibility, efficiency, and readiness in various operational contexts.
Product Details.
HD190 MilSpec |
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Airframe | Airplanes & Helicopter Single Nose Wheel |
Towing Capacity | up to 86.000 kg up to 190.000 lbs |
Lifting Capacity | up to 14.000 kg up to 30.000 lbs |
Controls | Remote Control |
Capturing System | automatic |
Wheel Adjustment | automatic |
Time to Capture | 30 sec |
Time to Release | 30 sec |
GPU Capability | optional |
Weight | 2,000 kg 4,409 lbs |
Dimensions | 2.700 x 2.050 x 500 mm 106,3″ x 80,7″ x 19,68″ |
Airframe Examples | C-130 KC-135 Gulfstream amm. |
Assemblies.
Features.
Remote Controlled.
The TowFLEXX HD190 Milspec is a battery-powered, remote-controlled aircraft tug. It utilizes a certified radio signal specifically designed for airfield use, allowing operators to smoothly maneuver around aircraft with complete visibility, minimizing potential risks and preventing damage. Ideal for efficient and secure aircraft handling
Single Operator Capabilities.
eCube.
The eCube, the brain of the TowFLEXX HD190 MilSpec, is a streamlined module that contains all crucial electrical and computing elements. It is engineered for rapid adaptability, allowing for swift replacement in case of failure or for upgrading with the newest technology. This design ensures reduced downtime and improved performance.
Low Maintenance.
Videos & Impressions.
TowFLEXX HD190 towing different Aircraft
Discover the versatility of the TowFLEXX HD190 in this military overview video, showcasing its capability to efficiently tow various aircraft types. Witness the HD190’s superior design and performance in action, making aircraft towing effortless and safe. Perfect for aviation professionals seeking a reliable towing solution.
Please note: that the videos showcased represent just a small excerpt of TowFLEXX’s capabilities at military installations. Many locations restrict filming or public sharing of operational footage, limiting the breadth of our visual demonstrations.
HD190 MilSpec with C-130J
Watch the TowFLEXX HD190 MilSpec easily move the Lockheed C-130J uphill, smooth and easy, operated by a single individual.
HD190 MilSpec with Boeing KC-135
See the strength of the TowFLEXX HD190 MilSpec at Mildenhall Airbase, UK, repositioning a K-135.
HD190 MilSpec with C-130
This video shows one of the first movements of C-130 aircraft with the TowFLEXX HD190 at Ramstein Airbase in Germany.