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Old 23 June 2010, 07:29   #1
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Well here it is ,mate brought it round yesterday,only cost me a pint,but im gonna shove at least a tenner in the blokes hand ,cracking job and in 3 sections,easy to transport,gonna get some stainless steel bolts and some silver hammerite, put some rubber around support and handle,job done.a few pics
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Old 24 June 2010, 11:04   #2
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Cool.

Only one suggestion - unless you always launch on flat, sandy beaches, change those plastic wheels for inflatable ones - Ive seen three sailing dinghies holed by the trolley's supports as those wheels bounced (or not, to be more accurate!) over a rocky beach.

Other option of course is to screw some wider wooden plates in place of the rubber bumpers to spread the load.
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Old 24 June 2010, 13:02   #3
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Cool.

Only one suggestion - unless you always launch on flat, sandy beaches, change those plastic wheels for inflatable ones - Ive seen three sailing dinghies holed by the trolley's supports as those wheels bounced (or not, to be more accurate!) over a rocky beach.

Other option of course is to screw some wider wooden plates in place of the rubber bumpers to spread the load.
Good idea there,i have some wheel barrow wheels,darn things don t fit ,got to take a bit off the hole diameter,and a bit tricky
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