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Old 26 September 2013, 20:21   #1
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Launching wheels for outboard

I have a zodiac zoom 3.5 with aluminium floor carrying a 15hp 4stroke engine can anybody advise me which are the best launching wheels to go on all types of ground and to carry the weight of the boat
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Old 26 September 2013, 20:32   #2
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I use these. http://solutions-seller.eu/ks.htmlese.

I have a 4.2m sib with 25hp 2 stroke and get the feeling they are on the limit weight wise!!!

Very neat and nice design. Only used them on good surfaces so not sure how good they would be on beaches.
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Old 26 September 2013, 20:39   #3
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Thanks perroboy i will take a look. Do you move your boat single handily with the engine on?
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Old 26 September 2013, 20:45   #4
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My friend got a set of removable Beach Master wheels for his boat. I wouldn't hesitate for a small boat to use them, and really like their ingenuity. Not sure they won't sink in the sand with a larger boat though.

http://www.beachmaster.co.nz/
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Old 26 September 2013, 20:51   #5
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Peter c many thanks will have a look at them put outboard on sib today quite heavy need some device to move the boat with engine on on my own if poss
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Old 26 September 2013, 21:35   #6
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Thanks perroboy i will take a look. Do you move your boat single handily with the engine on?
Its a bit of a struggle up any kind of incline single handed with the engine on.Thinking of getting or making a dolly for the front with a tow hitch to the car to make life easier. Other thought is a 12v winch........Winter project I think.!!
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Old 28 September 2013, 16:27   #7
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The standard Zodiac wheels (Zodiac accessories) are rated for this Zoom 350 boat and with the wheels on the boat it can be wheeled along with up to a 20hp engine. The transom is already drilled to accept these wheels, however the brackets need to be fitted

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