Heavy Duty Launching Trolley - Upto 14ft 6in
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A heavy duty launching trolley for heavy dinghies and small boats upto 14 foot 6 inches long or 4.4m and 250kg weight.
SKU TRTRA145HDLT
$565.33
Excl. Tax: $565.33
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Description
A heavy duty launching trolley for heavy dinghies and small boats up to 14 foot 6 inches long or 4.4m and 250 kg weight. Please note if you are putting an outboard motor on the back you will need a longer trolley as this moves the boats balance point aft.
Specification
- A-frame galvanised steel construction, providing long lasting care free use.
- Adjustable double support full width cradle.
- Heavy duty wide 16inch pneumatic tyres, with plastic hubs, totally corrosion resistance.
- High front handle to make handling easier.
- 'D' rubber protector on all supports
- This trolley has a keel roller to protect your boat's keel from damage, while sliding the boat on.
- This trolley is supplied with a rotating nose wheel as standard, which can then be removed for towing.
- Supplied flat packed to allow shipping and supplied with tools and instructions (allow 20 minutes for assembly)
- Fits our Vario 3 Road Base Trailer
Delivered Free to most of the Mainland UK.
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Product Questions (4)
Customer Questions
Hi Douglas,You need to find the balance point of the boat with the engine on and then measure forward to where it the bow is likely to meet the bow snubber. You want a trolley a little longer to put a little weight on the nose. I would guess our Heavy Duty Trolley for 18 ft 6 would be favourite which measures about 3150mm from cradle to bow support.Once we find a suitable trolley we can then look at customising it to suit your needsI hope that helpsDavid
Hi Paul, the box section used for the side arms and axle is 40mm x 40mm. Thanks, David.
Hi ChristinaThe wider wheels will help spread the load in soft sand.The size and weight of the trolley is fine for the boat but you may want to look at bigger trolley to get the balance right.To do this you will need to find the balance point of your boat with the engine on and order a trolley slightly longer.When the boat is well balanced on the trolley is is easy to manoeuvre, if you order a trolley too short the boat will always tip backwards, if the trolley is too long there will be too much weight on the front and even with the nose wheel it could be difficult to move about.You can see the trolley dimensions in the extra images of the productI hope that helpsRegardsDavid Shilling
For an inflatable the boat needs to be supported by the transom as the tubes do not have the rigidity of a rigid boat. The length of trolley therefore needs to be much longer, with a T40 the measurement from the bow to the transom is about 3.4m so the trolley needs to be that length. The trolley also needs to be wide enough to support the tubes. Our Inflatable Boat Trolley https://www.tridentuk.com/gb/large-inflatable-dinghy-launching-trolley-trtra165ltinf.html has been designed with these factors in mind, however it's not big enough but a bespoke one could be done to suit your boat, probably best to speak about options. Many thanks
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