"Ron" wrote in message
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I got mine at West Marine. They work for what their desinged to do.
What they don't tell you is that it's now a bit bulkier when it is
deflated.

Thanks, but their a bit pricey, I see, at $99 for the skinny plastic wheels.

I was thinking of the fat wheels. About 4 inches across each. Looked more
like a roller.

Steve
s/v Good Intentions

Subject: Inflatable Dingy Beaching wheels?

Does anyone have any recommendation of type and source for this type of
wheels.

http://www.allinflatables.com/shoppi...om/wheels.html

I have the Easy Rollers and like them. I originally had the plastic roller type
about 6 inches in diameter and had problems on rough ramps. I have them mounted
on a 12 ft achilles.

Dennis

Comments Below:

"Den73740" wrote in message
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Subject: Inflatable Dingy Beaching wheels?

Does anyone have any recommendation of type and source for this type of
wheels.

http://www.allinflatables.com/shoppi...om/wheels.html

I have the Easy Rollers and like them. I originally had the plastic roller
type
about 6 inches in diameter and had problems on rough ramps. I have them
mounted
on a 12 ft achilles.

Dennis

Steve, if you want to buy just the wheels and make up the rest yourself, you
can get wheels designed for salt water immersion at:
http://www.seitech.com/m/_general/wheels.asp They look very close to the
wheels on the Easy Rollers mentioned above. After you look at the wheels
page you can got to the parts section of the online catalogue for prices. I
have either the A size or B size (not sure which) on the dolly for my Laser
II (about 185 lbs boat & dolly together) and they work well on uneven
ground, sand and rocks. Sorry, I don't know who makes the wheels
themselves.
--
Ken Heaton, Cape Breton Island, Canada
kenheaton AT ess wye dee DOT eastlink DOT ca

Comments Below:

"Den73740" wrote in message
...
Subject: Inflatable Dingy Beaching wheels?

Does anyone have any recommendation of type and source for this type of
wheels.

http://www.allinflatables.com/shoppi...om/wheels.html

I have the Easy Rollers and like them. I originally had the plastic roller
type
about 6 inches in diameter and had problems on rough ramps. I have them
mounted
on a 12 ft achilles.

Dennis

Steve, if you want to buy just the wheels and make up the rest yourself, you
can get wheels designed for salt water immersion at:
http://www.seitech.com/m/_general/wheels.asp They look very close to the
wheels on the Easy Rollers mentioned above. After you look at the wheels
page you can got to the parts section of the online catalogue for prices. I
have either the A size or B size (not sure which) on the dolly for my Laser
II (about 185 lbs boat & dolly together) and they work well on uneven
ground, sand and rocks. Sorry, I don't know who makes the wheels
themselves.
--
Ken Heaton, Cape Breton Island, Canada
kenheaton AT ess wye dee DOT eastlink DOT ca

Subject: Inflatable Dingy Beaching wheels?

Does anyone have any recommendation of type and source for this type of
wheels.

http://www.allinflatables.com/shoppi...om/wheels.html

I have the Easy Rollers and like them. I originally had the plastic roller type
about 6 inches in diameter and had problems on rough ramps. I have them mounted
on a 12 ft achilles.

Dennis

Try http://www.mcmaster.com/.

--


Keith
__
Perfect boat dogs?: Dockshund, Springline Spaniel, Dinghygo, Pointer (always
helpful to sailors,) Ancur. Definitely NOT an Afghan... - Zeke Anderson
"Steve" wrote in message
...

"Ron" wrote in message
...
I got mine at West Marine. They work for what their desinged to do.
What they don't tell you is that it's now a bit bulkier when it is
deflated.

Thanks, but their a bit pricey, I see, at $99 for the skinny plastic
wheels.

I was thinking of the fat wheels. About 4 inches across each. Looked more
like a roller.

Steve
s/v Good Intentions

Try http://www.mcmaster.com/.

--


Keith
__
Perfect boat dogs?: Dockshund, Springline Spaniel, Dinghygo, Pointer (always
helpful to sailors,) Ancur. Definitely NOT an Afghan... - Zeke Anderson
"Steve" wrote in message
...

"Ron" wrote in message
...
I got mine at West Marine. They work for what their desinged to do.
What they don't tell you is that it's now a bit bulkier when it is
deflated.

Thanks, but their a bit pricey, I see, at $99 for the skinny plastic
wheels.

I was thinking of the fat wheels. About 4 inches across each. Looked more
like a roller.

Steve
s/v Good Intentions