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Old 21 May 2010, 11:40   #1
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How to use folding launching trolley

Right please can someone help me,as the tittle says,do you place trolley under sib before inflate? do you strap it on before pushing it to the water?and how do you position it to get the sib back out of the water?hope some one can help,pictures would be good?
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Old 21 May 2010, 17:04   #2
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Right please can someone help me,as the tittle says,do you place trolley under sib before inflate? do you strap it on before pushing it to the water?and how do you position it to get the sib back out of the water?hope some one can help,pictures would be good?
I'd infate the boat, lift the bow of the boat (so its resting with the majority of weight on the rear of the tubes) & slide the trolley under from the bow , wheel/launch it as needed, recover as you would a rib on a bunk trailer, and do the reverse ........... sounds simple !
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Old 21 May 2010, 19:12   #3
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a i normally do as peter m says in the last post,, Depending on sea conditions,or if its a bit lumpy ,, i turn the boat around on the trolly so its bow to sea for launching ,that way your facing the oncoming waves ,,saves waves sloshing into the transom and engine and boat before you set off,,alot though depends on the launch site ,wether or not its a shallow beach or slip.
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Old 23 May 2010, 12:58   #4
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Many thanks gentleman.fairly shallow beach,there is a concrete slip there,i will have to extend the handle when i use it for the 4m sib,will be handy for the 2.7m one as well,so should be intresting then.lol
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