If your have issues with yours or questions let me know. After 35 years of helicopter manientance my retirement gig is happily building them and making modifications 

Retirement gig?

yur retired or yur working?

yep I.......still catching plenty of fish

Tiger tug? Is that like a Rub and Tug? Heck of a side gig...dammit im in!

Rub and tug an old man or you wanna get a rub and tug from an old man? 

About 8 years ago a local shop committed to one at the expo.  Received it some time later, used it about a week, and declared it to be garbage.  It just got parked on one side of the hangar and became the place to pile up whatever needed to be in a pile.

So what's the story, from somebody who is working on them?  Are they garbage?  Were they garbage, but now are great?

wut kind of dumbass spends that kind of money on something and they don't try to figure it out or sell it.

lol

I also demand to know what's up with this helicopter moving machine 

I heard the same thing, it was a MTC base in TX that tried one out, they had welds break in the first month and the company wouldnt fix it so it was parked.  Sounded odd to me, they are nice but twice as much as a heliporter.  Boston Medflight has a few of them and they have had a few gear box issues and were going to get a local machine shop to make a replacement part vs having to get a whole new assembly.  

when was this?

that was 7 years before me. The product works great and we sell them worldwide. What were the specific issues with the tug in question??

On a related note; is the Tug-A-Lug still around?  We bought one back in 1979.  It worked well on our Jet Ranger but you had to be careful about placing the lift stantions on the cross tubes.