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Stainless Steel Transom Launching Dolly, Easy Removable Legs, 12" Pneumatic Wheels
165.00 USD
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Features
The Seamax Stainless Steel Transom Launching Wheels set is designed by Seamax Canada for inflatable boats, aluminum boats and fiberglass boats. Durable transom brackets, legs, and installation hardware are good for use in saltwater and fresh water. Max support 500 LBS loading in all condition.
Benefit from its spring loaded wider hand pull bar for easy leg attachment and removal. Fast setting leg to down position for launching or up position during boating.
Wheel diameter: 12"
Arm length: 22"
Bracket Size: L6" x W1.5"
Tire inflation: Dolly tires may not be fully inflated when shipping; please only give 15 - 18 PSI pressure at room temperature before using. Best to use portable type digital air pump to avoid over inflation. Over inflated tires will cause damage to the wheels and will not be covered by the limited.
Maintenance: Check tire pressure before use. Rinse with fresh water after each use. Lubricate the spring loaded bar and axis. To maximize product longevity, store the wheels in a cool and shaped area away from heat, direct sunlight, and UV. 2-years manufacturer limited warranty within USA & Canada. 30 days free replacement on any defective ransom wheel sets.
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Installation
These transom wheels should only be installed by an adult with some experience in working with power tools. To install the wheel set properly, first drill 2 holes (5/16”) in the transom for the mounting each bracket. Addition reinforcement may be required in some aluminum transom. Use marine sealant such as Sikaflex 291 to seal the gaps. Clip the wheel legs onto the brackets one by one.
The wheels must face towards the boat tubes and be as far apart as possible (it brings more stability when moving the boat around) and clear the boat tubes by about one inch so they don't rub against the tubes when being raised or lowered. The wheels must also clear from the bottom of the boat by about one inch when placed in their lowered position.
Once you have determined the mounting positions for the brackets which should be straight up and down on the transom and about 6-8 inches up from the bottom of the bracket to the bottom of the boat. Mark where to drill the 5/16” holes (drill bit not included). This is best done by separating the leg assembly from the bracket. Double check everything again before drilling any holes! Holes and transom must be vertical.
Use the supplied washers and lock nuts on the bolts on the inside of the transom to secure the brackets to the transom and then cap them with the supplied acorn nuts to protect your boat when rolled up.