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Old 08 November 2022, 08:16   #1
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Compass24 Dinghy Dolly Wheels

Hi, I bought a set of compass24 Dinghy Dolly wheels the turnable ones and to be honest they are useless. The Honwave T38 IE3 keeps slipping off. Can't believe I payed that price for them. Anyone else had similar problems or do they work better on different inflatables.
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Old 21 November 2022, 13:13   #2
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Again sorry I’m slow to this. Yes the SIB can easily fall off the support forks. See post #80 in this thread for the straps I used to stop that. There is a factor that makes this problem more likely and I’ll explain when I’m at the desktop with images to hand, on the phone at the moment.

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Thanks Fenlander but I have sent them back and bought a small fold up trailer that I think will work out better for me. Its only for when im on the caravan site. Thanks Steve ��
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OK glad you are sorted.

For anyone who trips across this thread thinking about this bow dolly type see post 81 here to see the handle height mod I made. It was needed for me as unless you are child height or have very long arms the handle sits too low which means you tend to lift it for a comfortable pull along. But that has the effect of dropping the support fork away from the boat leading to it wanting to fall off them in anything other than a straight pull. What is actually needed is downward pressure on the grip so in bending my handle up I've achieved this....

https://www.rib.net/forum/f50/one-pe...c-83658-2.html

For me with these mods done this trolley is life changing for longer trundles to the water.
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