ALEKO BTLW14 Pair of Heavy Duty Aluminum Alloy Dinghy Launching Wheels for Inflatable Boats 14 Inches

ALEKO BTLW14 Pair of Heavy Duty Aluminum Alloy Dinghy Launching Wheels for Inflatable Boats 14 Inches

$ 119.99

Score By Feature

Based on 8 ratings

Delivery

7.72

Customer service

7.98

Giftable

8.10

Packaging

7.70

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With ALEKO's heavy-duty dinghy launching wheels, you can launch your boat in no time.

Easy to install: auto lock wheel arms are simple to use and long-lasting.

Heavy-duty 3 millimeter aluminum alloy tubing and long-lasting rubber tires are used.

14-inch tire diameter; 23-inch wheel arm diameter

330 pound weight capacity

Questions & Answers

Is it true that after launch, the wheels pivot out of the water?

To release the pin from the catch, you must first push it down, and then they will float up. To keep them out of the water, you must pull them up and secure them in another catch. This set of wheels is fantastic. This item is extremely durable. Don't overload the boat with people or animals, such as children or dogs.

Selected User Reviews For ALEKO BTLW14 Pair of Heavy Duty Aluminum Alloy Dinghy Launching Wheels for Inflatable Boats 14 Inches

Installing it was a breeze

4/5

It's not too heavy. Installing it was a breeze. They didn't send all of the washers, and a few of the nuts were damaged, causing two of the bolts to be stripped. I had to go to the hardware store to get some supplies. Make sure the boat is being towed straight, not at an angle. The brackets will be bent, and the wheels will be unable to rise and fall.

Marisol Tanner

| Dec 26, 2020

The left leg is a little bent at the top where the locking pins are, but it's not as bad as the right

3/5

There is NO WAY that this product's weight capacity is 330 pounds. I received this item about 10 days ago, and after wheeling a 110-pound dinghy from the beach to the water six times, the aluminum legs are already destroyed and bent. The right leg is completely bent at nearly a 90 degree angle, while the left leg is bent at the top where the locking pins are, but not nearly as badly. This is a low-cost rip-off.