Has anyone else built any boat dollys? I've attached picture of the one I built. Maybe someone has a better idea.
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06-26-2008, 03:42 PM #1
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06-26-2008, 08:30 PM #2
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where are my glasses...?
Your pics are a little small. I need a magnifying glass to see what youve done. Can you make the pics any bigger? How big a boat you wan tto move?
Ive got a welded alumunm and it weighs 900 pounds or so.. I have it ona trailer but last month it was capsized in the back yard so I could paint the bottom. Could of used someting other than brute strength to flip it back and reload it on the trailer..Will it weld? I loooove electricity!
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06-26-2008, 08:49 PM #3
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The 1st pics are resized so they aren't so big to download. I tried to attach a bigger one but it is too large.
My little boat only weighs @100#. I looked all over the internet, didn't have any luck finding any plans, I just looked at some images of commercial ones. I just used some old 1" tubing to make the frame. I used some 5/8" bolts to bring the to frames snug against the transom, 1/2" rod for axle and pneumatic tires, seems to roll very easy.
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06-26-2008, 09:25 PM #4
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I'm trying a little larger pictures. Should be able to see them now.
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