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Inflatable Boat Transom Launching Wheel for Inflatable Dinghy Yacht Tender raft

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Fulfilled by benflyworlds
Arrives May 18 – May 19
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Features

  • wheels size 15'' in diameter and 4" in width , bracket size see photos
  • Recommended max. weight: 300 Lbs.
  • Max tire pressure: 14 psi
  • Shipping weight: 15 Lbs

Description

This launching wheel is designed to enable one man launching of inflatable boat . Constructed of heavy-duty marine grade anodized aluminum. Wheels swivel up and down with stainless steel marine quick release pins when needed . the large Pneumatic 15'' x 4'' tires are good for grass , hard or soft sand, and dirt. CAUTION: The launching wheels is not designed to be towed behind a vehicle.


Size: Large


Brand: BRIS


Material: Aluminum


Item Weight: 6 Kilograms


Product Dimensions: 15"L x 15"W


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎31.5 x 15.75 x 3.94 inches


Package Weight: ‎6 Kilograms


Item Weight: ‎6 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎BRIS


Material: ‎Aluminum


Manufacturer: ‎Benflyworld


Size: ‎Large


Date First Available: May 18, 2016


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    • Work great!
Review Image by I Choose Joy I Choose Joy
I bought these because I couldn't carry our Bris 11ft inflatable catamaran dinghy to the launch ramp by my self. As others have said: no instructions included :( As others have said, part deux: just search "how to install transom wheels on my inflatable boat" and there are plenty of great instructional vids on YouTube :) Took the Bris out yesterday and the transom wheels made launching a breeze. Wheels were Easy on/ easy off (though you can just flip them up once boat is in the water and go, if you so choose). Game changer for getting me and my trophy wife out on the water. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2023 by I Choose Joy I Choose Joy
    • Might work for you, might have to modify (a lot)
Seemingly good construction, made of quality materials. Received two stars because there are two major design flaws that I overlooked when purchasing this product. I’ve owned two inflatable RIB boats in the past (10’ and 12’) which I rigged with similar launch wheels. Made a great dolly, taking a lot of stress off your back. Buying these for my new 10’ boat, I thought having extra clearance and big tires would be an advantage, opening up opportunities to fish areas I wouldn’t otherwise try. Huge mistake.. the length of the legs (holding the wheels) are far too long. (My transom is 17”, which is small, but I imagine it would be relatively close in size to most of you guys out there). Once you mount the wheels and put them down (to transport the boat), the back of the boat is off the ground by about a foot. This displaces nearly all of the weight forward toward the lifting point. The result is you picking up 60-70% of your boats weight with one hand. If you have an inflatable with a air deck, or removable deck, it probably won’t be a problem. If you own a fiberglass dinghy, trust me this is not for you. Another reason why this sucks for fiberglass transoms, is there is usually a lip on the top of the transom. If yours has that, you will need riser plates for the mounting brackets to clear that lip (when folding the tires upright). I bought a two dollar cutting board and cut it to size to use as a spacer. Works pretty well actually... On to the next design flaw I overlooked— the tire size. I thought the big tires would be good, but it never occurred to me that once I want to retrieve my boat, I will need to try and force these huge balloons under the boat with my engine in the way. I haven’t tried yet, but I’m almost positive that I would have to get in the water, spin the boat around, connect the tires, spin it back around, then lead it up the boat ramp. Not opposed, but seems clunky. Honestly I wanted to return the item, but I already drilled holes in my boat and siliconed the bolts. Would hate to buy a different set and then drill more holes. I’m kind of stuck with them now. To solve the weight issue, I will saw some of the length off the legs and re drill the placement for the bolt (that holds on the tire). This should move the fulcrum point and make it easier to lift. Another thing I will do is replace the tires with my old kayak cart tires. This should also help with the back end lift, as well as solve the boat retrieve process. Such a disaster, but I will make it work. Do your research fellas!! Pictures posted (of problem only, haven’t cut them down to solve issue yet.. once I do, I’ll reupload more photos). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2020 by Teecee400
    • ... fact that they ship these with NO instructions is pretty bad. But they sent lock pins that don't ...
Review Image by Michael K. Michael K.
Review Image by Michael K. Michael K.
The fact that they ship these with NO instructions is pretty bad. But they sent lock pins that don't allow the pivoting strut to seat fully into the bracket so that they can be locked by the other pins (in either a fully up or fully down position - which is the whole point). One set of wrap around pins might be OK, but the pins that secure the wheel strut having a wrap around pin makes the entire set useless. I'll need to go buy the proper locking pins in order to make this work. Not cool. Otherwise, this seems like a decent quality set. These might have to go back. UPDATE: I contacted both the manufacturer and the seller about the clevis pin problem and the seller immediately replied and said they'd ship the proper pins. To my amazement they were shipped from China and arrived at my door in just two days. That's impressive customer service and they really need to be commended for that. I've changed my rating from 2 to 4 stars (no instructions is still pretty odd, but not the seller's fault). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2018 by Michael K. Michael K.
    • Great quality, easy to install. Once caveat, though.
No complaints about quality or ease of installation. Very nice. Tremendous for moving my 200 pound boat/motor combination around. Even easier with the 120 pound boat with no motor and no gear. The only real complaint is that it's tough to sink the oversized inflatable wheels when launching and retrieving my boat . Not so much a complaint as an observation that I need to get my feet wet. I was hoping to raise and lower the wheels over the transom from inside the boat, especially in cold weather. But lowering them pretty much requires getting wet, unless I pull the boat all the way out of the water before lowering the wheels. Not so bad on sand or grass, but it's rough on the painted aluminum hull dragging it out over a concrete ramp. Still, I highly recommend these excellent quality and very sturdy wheels. Just be aware, and bring some waders if you go out fishing in the middle of winter. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2019 by Rick Y
    • Not super awesome
Get the adjustable designed ones. These work but I ended up taking them off and buying a trailer for my boat the wheels just didn't work that well
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2022 by James E.
    • Quite sturdy
Review Image by MM MM
Review Image by MM MM
Arrived fast, very well packaged. Good materials and built quality. No instructions, but can be found in similar products (that cost x2 much). See attached pics for proper assembly.
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2021 by MM MM
    • Was as advertised
Was as advertised, Arrived in good time and product seems good Quality. Works Great on my 11 foot Inflatable
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2021 by Jeffrey W.
    • Very happy with these wheels
I’m very happy with these wheels, even though the are large for my little inflatable. They are easy to install, easy to air up, and maintain air pressure well.
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2021 by The Thinker

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