BRIS Stainless Steel Boat Transom Launching Wheel Dolly for Inflatable Boat

Comes with metric bolts for mounting so I replaced them with standard. But they are well built and they worked great.

Ok item. As expected, materials are thin, light weight. Easy to use after drilling into transom, does have potential to fall in water if you don’t use securing methods for pins.

Good quality, but not a great design. I like the fact that the wheels aren't pneumatic, and the size is good for most terrain. However, the pins to keep the wheels in either the up or down position are not easy to remove, and even harder to get aligned when putting them back in, since there's no kind of guide inside the wheel support. Especially difficult leaning over the back of your boat. If you want to modify these to make that work more easily, then these are a fair bargain. If you don't feel like doing modifications on them, you'd be better off buying one of the other styles with the "slip joint" style operation. I plan to keep them and modify them to that "slip joint" type by just elongating the center pivot hole on the wheel support.

Just installed a few days ago, work great so far and keep bottom of my inflatable from getting damaged by barnacles. Wheels are about 10” dia so it’s easy to maneuver even over a rocky beach.

It's a little hard to get the pins in and out, but otherwise does the job.

With the pics available on line at time of purchase, these were exactly what I was looking for. That said, once installed, a different story. The supplied bolts are fine thread, very easy bind up when tightening. Snapped two, had to replace. When launched and with the wheels folded up, the center pivot pin employs a design that allows the retaining tab to fold in by itself, causing the pin to be lost and the wheel mechanism rotaed down. Learned that while underway as I felt drag. A small plus is the packet included 2 extra pins (used to latch in the up or down position). I replaced the center pivot pins (including the one lost) with stainless bolts and lock nuts, and use the other pins as advertised. To add insult to injury, the blue synthetic wheels collapse in any heat and roll off the rims! Also, if left to sit on the hard, they create a flat spot. This 10 1/2 foot Zodiac weighs 60 pounds, and the Tohatsu 8 hp outboard 80. Virtually no weight on the transom other than the outboard. I replaced the blue wheels with tubeless tires used for a handtruck. Not plastic or stainless, but I'll have to live with it. Very, very disappointed, to say the least.

Those transom wheels carry my BRIS 9.8ft inflatable boat. They are easy to install, very sturdy and can carry my boat, my Tohatsu 6hp and all my gear (about 200lb). Of course, the wheels do not carry the entire weight, I carry about 30lb when lifting the boat on flat surface. I sometime use a 40 degree boat ramp, and can launch/retrieve my boat easily. Once on the lake, I never keep my wheels up, but remove them to move their weight to the front of the boat. The wheels are easy to remove and install back. My pins are securely attached to the boat with fishing wires.

there must be a better way to attach them to the bracket. it is quite the hassle to line up the pins to go though all 4 points of contact. gets my tracker 12w up the beach without detaching a 4hp yamaha and a 30lbs thrust minikota. wish i didn't cheap out and got the style that has the pegs on the spring insidie the bracket

Good item.

Used this on a 12ft job boat great sized and fit.