Boat Dolly

• 26cm (10.2”) Wheeleez® Tuff-Tire polyurethane foam wheels for flat-proof & maintenance-free operation on firm surfaces for payloads up to 250 lbs. (110 kg)
• 38cm (15”) Wheeleez® Tuff-Tire polyurethane foam wheels for flat-proof & maintenance-free operation on firm surfaces for payloads up to 500 lbs. (220 kg)
• 30cm (11.7”) Wheeleez® balloon wheels for payloads to 250 lbs (110 kg) on sand or other uneven terrain.
• 42cm (16.5”) Wheeleez® balloon wheels for payloads to 350 lbs (160 kg) on sand or other uneven terrain.
• 49cm (19.3”) Wheeleez® balloon wheels for payloads to 500 lbs (220 kg) on sand or other uneven terrain.

Note: These are abbreviated instructions. See complete instructions with diagrams.

#1 - Adjust Boat Dolly width using the Wire Lock Pins. 

• After you determined the beam of your boat, adjust the Upright Stanchions so that your boat will rest between the Upright Rollers, NOT on them.
• Secure Hull Cross Strap prior to loading boat onto the dolly.

#2 - Adjust Boat Dolly length using the Wire Lock Pins.  Bolts, washers and nuts are used for the Bow Stop Roller.

• Determine boat’s center of gravity (CG):  Pull boat onto dolly until it balances on the Hull Cross Strap - this is the CG for your boat.  
• Adjust dolly length so that your boat rests against the Bow Stop Bumper.
• Move the Bow Stop Roller to a position that best supports your boat.
• If tongue weight is heavy, shorten dolly length to move the CG aft.  
• If tongue weight is light, lengthen the dolly to move the CG forward.

#3 - Adjust Boat Dolly height using bolts, washers and nuts.

• Adjust the Upright Stanchions so that your boat has several inches of clearance above the Axle Cross Beam when loaded.

See complete Boat Dolly Adjustments page with diagrams.