After watching your video I took a drill and file and created a 4.5cm slot on each of my wheel posts. Now one pin is enough, acting as a hinge and traveling along the slot locking the system in place with either the weight of the boat or the weight of the wheel.

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Колеса надо крикручивать с мотором, сразу смотреть что бы мотор при повороте незадевал за поднятые колеса.

Why not simplify the process by adding a permanent horizontal bolt to the posts, then add gate latches to the top and bottom of the transom? That way, when returning to shore, no more pushing the wheels down with one hand, while trying to put the pin in place with the other. Instead, just push the wheel down until it clicks into place! As for Locking it in place... Gate Latches always come with a hole that's intended for a padlock. Just Think... No more having to Line Up FOUR Holes so the pin goes through! My Dad always told me "K.I.S.S." (Keep It Simple Silly!) Try it... and if you Like it, SHOW EVERYBODY!!! You'll get lots of Boaters wondering why They didn't think of that! One more thing... If you're going to leave it at a Dock to go get some Food or Bait, you can put Padlocks on those latches, so you don't return to find your wheels have been "borrowed".

Do I have to leave the sealant for two days to cure ? I am using the same brand as you do in the video

Do you use this small car trailer to transport the inflatable boat? Any tip? I’m think about one for my airdeck 320

Do you send to Brazil?

hen down theees dont seem to lock in is this correct

I dont get the last bit:what is holding the wheels down when you pull the boat forward?

Hi. At the end arent the wheels loose? Another thing,this set brings bolts to fix into boat? ty adv

What boat do you have there ?

Какой размер болтов используете?

can you guys deliver to U.S?