Lektro APM452GDA Main Winch Strap for AP88 Aircraft Tug
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The Lektro APM452GDA is a replacement main winch strap for the Lektro AP88 electric towbarless tug.
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| Part # | APM452GDA |
| Manufacturer | Lektro |
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| Product Weight | 5.4 lbs. |
| Product Dimensions | 9 x 4.5 x 4 in. |
| Schedule B | 8431100010 |
| ECCN | EAR99 |
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This replacement main winch strap measures 4” wide and 128” long, providing the necessary length and strength for reliable aircraft towing. It weighs approximately 5.4 lbs (2.45 kg), making it substantial for winching yet manageable for installation.
Before each use, inspect the strap for signs of wear, such as fraying or abrasion, especially at stress points. If any damage is found, replace the strap. Regular checks help prevent failure during aircraft tow operations and support maintenance safety standards.
While Lektro doesn't list a specific replacement interval, industry practice and general aviation maintenance procedures often recommend replacing winch and strut straps every 250 service hours or sooner if wear is evident.
Though specifically built for the AP88, the APM452GDA may fit other similar Lektro tugs with compatible winch hook systems. Always verify compatibility against tug and aircraft manuals – or contact PJi’s aviation specialists before applying the strap to other tugs.
To maintain fabric integrity, store it in a dry, cool place – away from direct sunlight or harsh chemicals. Proper storage helps prevent UV degradation and contamination, which can shorten its service life.
Yes. Prolonged exposure to harsh UV, fuel, or hydraulic fluids can degrade the strap’s material. To prolong safe use, it is recommended to rinse contaminants and inspect the strap after environmental exposure.
Alongside inspecting the winch strap, regularly evaluate the winch hook, pawls, and cradle system. This comprehensive approach ensures the entire winch assembly is in excellent condition, reducing failure risk during towing operations.
Straps should be replaced by trained GSE technicians familiar with Lektro tugs and aircraft towing procedures. Correct installation – including threading, tensioning, and securing – is essential to maintain safe operation and avoid damage or injury.