Expert Answers about Dock Wheels
- Can the Taylor Made Dock Wheel Bumper Be Mounted On Bottom of Dock
- I reached out to Taylor made and although you can mount the Taylor Made Dock Wheel Bumper # 3691072 on the top of your dock, you cannot mount it upside down on the bottom. Instead, I recommend using the Taylor Made Low-Profile Boat Guide Wheel for 1-1/2" Diameter Dock Pipes - PVC # 3691214. This guide wheel installs on 1-1/2" dock pipes and can be stacked to accommodate larger boats if need be.
view full answer... - What Size Boats Is The Taylor Made Dock Wheel Bumper Designed For? Joe
- The Replacement 18" Diameter Bumper Wheel for Taylor Made Dock Wheel Bumper # 36991082 for the Taylor Made Dock Wheel Bumper for 30' to 40' Long Boats # 3691081 & # 3691082, is designed to be used with 30' to 40' long boats.
This replacement wheel measures 18" in diameter and has a 2" axle hole diameter.
view full answer... - What Type of Axle Does the Taylor Made Dock Accessories Roll In Wheels Require
- The Taylor Made Roll-In Dock Wheel part # 3691224 is designed to fit a pretty particular application as wheels that can be added to a Taylor MAde Dock to help roll it in and out of the water. It requires a 1-5/8" - 1-15/16" diameter axle. In this case that can be a stiff pipe with that diameter that allows you to slide the wheel on then use a clevis pin to secure it. It could also be large bolts that you could do the same with it.
Just keep in mind these are not for any type of on road...
view full answer... - Can RockyMounts SplitRail LS be Left on Vehicle During Summer
- You can leave the RockyMounts SplitRail LS Bike Rack # RKY11404 on your vehicle during the entire summer, yes.
If you only plan on riding during the weekends or a few times a month then I do recommending taking it off just because you'll be exposing it to a lot more sun and elements than is needed and I wouldn't want you to wear down the rack that much faster. If you'll be using it frequently though (like every other day) I don't see a problem leaving it on. It ultimately boils down to...
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