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Good But Not Great
Friday, September 18, 2026
Reviewer: Steve McKibben from Elk Grove, CA United States
In actual operation, the MiniMax tug works as advertised. However, it is not entirely user-friendly. I needed a tug to move my airplane at remote airports. This requires separating the tug head from the tug handle using a 10mm wrench (not included) to loosen the stainless steel compression clamp that holds the parts together. This would be much easier if an adjustable single-lever compression clamp (think bicycle seat post) was provided. To re-assemble the tug, you must insert the tug handle into the tug head while trying to align the drive shaft connections inside each. There is no bushing or guide to align the drive shaft so it usually takes a few tries to get the parts together. Then, you have to hold everything in proper alignment while wrenching tight the compression clamp. Doing this takes time and, because the tug weighs 25 lbs, some effort. The tug is beautifully designed and well-made. For the price, the MiniMax people should address these shortcomings.
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mini max Bonanza A36 Tug
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Reviewer: Amber Brown from Hartsville, SC United States
tug works on flat ground and slight incline well. I have to push my plane from the asphalt to the concrete across a 1" concrete lip. The tug will not push it accross this lip. I found that I have to get a good rolling start as fast as the tug will go and angle the plane so only one wheel at a time crosses the concrete lip. It works, But not ideal.
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Bonanza Tug
Thursday, July 16, 2026
Reviewer: Steve Kasten from Prescott, AZ United States
Very well built and works perfectly!
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Tuesday, December 2, 2025
Reviewer: Gabriel Berthiaume from Charlton, MA United States
Very easy to assembly, everything is very well built, the unit works great for moving around my Debonair....
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Tuesday, August 12, 2025
Reviewer: Clint Worman from Volborg, MT United States
Friendly and helpful. Would recommend the company.
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Very responsive
Sunday, July 20, 2025
Reviewer: Lee Harris from El Prado, NM United States
Great responsiveness - quick callback from a message left on a Saturday morning, helpful advice on recommended configuration, prompt shipment, and quick response to a defective battery charger.
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Works as advertised
Friday, January 3, 2025
Reviewer: Ronald Burgher from Fallbrook, CA United States
Tug works great to move Bonanza in and out of my hanger
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Bonanza tug experience
Wednesday, November 22, 2023
Reviewer: Tony D. from Destin , FL United States
I purchased the Bonanza tug to be shared between my Bonanza and T-34. The tug fits and operates flawlessly between the two making it easy to move both them both with just one tug.
It's also light weight and easy to handle.
I'm very happy with it.
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Does what I need
Wednesday, September 27, 2023
Reviewer: Allen from Texas, United States
I was worried about not pressing down hard enough and having slippage of the friction drive against my tire, but that has not happened. Perhaps because the unit weighs so much. The structural parts appear to be made our of steel, rather than something lighter like aluminum or carbon fiber... but this helps keep cost down, $ has the benefit of pressing down on my front tire even when I get distracted. So, like all engineered products, it is a matter of tradeoffs. It's not as compact as some other units, and the hose clamps that need to be removed to break the unit down into a more compact form for travel do not have thumbscrews, so tools are needed to do this, but not many, and it can be done relatively quickly. Or I can lay it with the drive in the baggage compartment, and the rest of it sticking forward between the rear seats of my 4- place Bonanza.
I find it has plenty of torque & battery life, works well, and is a fair price. I am satisfied.
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Fast shipping, Nice product
Saturday, February 19, 2022
Reviewer: Christopher L from Panama City, FL United States
It came well ahead of schedule and seems to be a heavy duty item. I researched many in this category and am happy with my choice.
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