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Tronair A003819D Custom Clamp-Type Aircraft Towbar with Eyebolt – Boeing 737 Aircraft

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The Tronair A003819D Custom Clamp-Type Towbar with Eyebolt is engineered for safe and efficient towing of Boeing 737 100-900 aircraft. Designed with a clamp-type head assembly, integrated shear bolt protection, and hydraulic lift capability, this aircraft towbar delivers reliable nose gear engagement and controlled pushback operations in commercial ground support environments

Standard Features

Specifications

General Information
Part #A003819D
ManufacturerTronair
Shipping Information
Shipping Weight730 lbs.
Shipping Dimensions217 x 26 x 29 in.
Freight NMFC186980
Schedule B8716805010
ECCNEAR99

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AIRCRAFT COMPATIBILITY

Compatible Aircraft*
Boeing 737 Max , 737-100 , 737-200 , 737-300 , 737-400 , 737-500 , 737-600 , 737-700 , 737-800 , 737-900 , 737-BBJ , 737-BBJ2 , P-8 Poseidon
*This list is for general reference only and may not be entirely accurate for all aircraft. Please confirm all equipment meets the requirements of your aircraft with the owners/maintenance manuals prior to purchasing or using with your aircraft.

PRODUCT REVIEWS

5/5
by Matt Jones, a Maintenance Facility in KS
02/16/2021 03:27:55 PM
CGSE was on-time and very helpful throughout the process. We were needing the item quickly, and they used every measure to quickly get it to us. Very happy with the order, and would order through them again. We are using this towbar to pull a 737 around the hangar, and it has worked perfectly.

Thanks!

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Question:
What aircraft is the Tronair A003819D towbar designed for?
Answer:

The Tronair A003819D towbar is specifically designed for Boeing 737 100-900 aircraft. It is engineered to match the nose gear configuration and towing requirements of this aircraft series. Using a model-specific aircraft towbar ensures proper fit, alignment, and safe pushback operations. Always confirm compatibility with the aircraft maintenance manual before use.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
How does the clamp-type head improve aircraft attachment?
Answer:

The clamp-type head assembly securely engages the aircraft nose gear to maintain stable alignment during towing. Proper engagement reduces the risk of slippage or uneven load distribution. The design allows operators to attach the towbar to the aircraft first, then connect to the tug, helping minimize the risk of aircraft damage. Secure attachment is critical for safe pushback and repositioning.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
What role do shear bolts play in the A003819D towbar?
Answer:

The A003819D includes shear bolt protection designed to help prevent excessive load transfer to the aircraft structure. Shear bolts are engineered to fail at predetermined loads, protecting both the towbar and aircraft nose gear. Only Tronair-approved shear pins should be used to maintain proper load limits. Replacing shear pins after failure is essential for continued safe operation.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
Does this towbar include a hydraulic lifting mechanism?
Answer:

Yes, the A003819D is equipped with a hydraulic combo pump and lift assembly. The hydraulic system allows operators to raise or lower the towbar landing gear for proper height alignment and transport. Proper hydraulic use helps keep the towbar level during towing and reduces unnecessary stress on components. Regular inspection and maintenance of the hydraulic system is recommended.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
What is the recommended towing speed?
Answer:

The maximum recommended towing speed is 10 mph (16 km/h). Exceeding this limit may result in damage to the aircraft, tug, or towbar. Controlled speeds help maintain safe load transfer and minimize stress on the nose gear. Operators should also avoid sudden starts and stops.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
What towing angles should operators avoid?
Answer:

Operators should not exceed a 90° angle between the tug and towbar during operation. Excessive angles can cause damage to the towbar or aircraft. Tronair recommends maintaining smooth, sweeping turns and avoiding sharp pivoting. Proper alignment ensures safer pushback procedures.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
How should the towbar be attached to prevent aircraft damage?
Answer:

Tronair recommends attaching the towbar to the aircraft first, then connecting it to the tug. This procedure reduces the risk of accidental aircraft contact during alignment. Ensuring the aircraft attachment is fully locked before towing is critical. Following the proper attachment sequence enhances operational safety.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
What inspections are recommended before each use?
Answer:

Daily inspection should include checking the towbar for physical damage, ensuring proper head operation, and verifying the condition of the shear bolt. Operators should also inspect the eyebolt, wheels, hydraulic system, and weldments for cracks or deformations. Damaged or bent towbars must not be used. Routine inspections help prevent equipment failure during towing.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
What maintenance is required for long-term reliability?
Answer:

Routine maintenance includes daily inspections, bi-yearly shear bolt checks, lubrication of axle pivots, hydraulic fluid checks, and annual bearing repacking. Greasing with Lithium EP2 or an equivalent is recommended. Proper torque procedures must be followed when replacing shear or retention bolts. Preventative maintenance extends towbar service life.

Asked February 26, 2026
Question:
What spare parts are recommended to keep on hand?
Answer:

Tronair recommends maintaining a shear bolt replacement kit (K-5581), a cylinder seal kit (15O6017), a handle pin kit (15O6235), a tire and hub assembly (15F3288), and other critical spare components. Keeping approved OEM replacement parts available minimizes downtime. Only OEM parts should be used to maintain warranty compliance. Ready access to spares supports uninterrupted ground support operations.

Asked February 26, 2026