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Sailboats Launching Trolley Wheel Compatible With ILCA Dinghy/Laser1/Pico 26mm Bore
Sailboats Launching Trolley Wheel Compatible With ILCA Dinghy/Laser1/Pico 26mm Bore
Manufacturer Part Number: 77048
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Description
Description
Wheels have a bore of 26mm and not the standard 25.5mm (which is the industry standard). This is due to some ages of Laser/Pico trolleys having oversized 25mm+ axle hubs. Also used when the trolley axle is rusted.
Printed on the tyre you should have 16 x 4 or maybe 4.80 x 4.00 - 8. Total size measures 40cm x 10cm. The bore measures 26mm wide x 65mm deep (i.e. 65mm+ is the clearance you will need on your axle). The rim has a diameter of 22cm.
Tyre Maximum Load= 305kg at 42psi : The hub is rated to 2.0 bar.
Important: The hub is fitted with what looks like removable inserts - they are not. This wheel does not have inserts, so they can't wear out or get damaged.
Please note that these are 4 ply specification - this means that they are rated for a higher load than 2 ply. Also note, the tyre is a "Kings Tire" (not a typo) which is the highest quality tyre in production.
It is common for the lower specification 2 ply tyres to be sold for a similar price i.e. Indespension and most Marine retailers.
Even when these wheels are being used for none marine use i.e. wheel barrows, off road machines etc their 4 ply specification and quality tyre will mean they last longer and are more puncture-proof than an economy tyre or 2 ply tyre.
| 1 Wheel: £5.50 | 2 Wheels: £7.95 | 3 Wheels: £8.95 | 4 Wheels: £9.95 |
Delivery
Delivery
Standard Delivery - £3.95 or FREE on orders over £49.
Delivered in 1-3 days (Mon-Fri & *Saturday).
Northern Ireland and remote parts of the UK may take longer.
Express Delivery - £6.95 or FREE on orders over £99.
Delivered in 1-2 days (Mon-Fri & *Saturday).
Northern Ireland and remote parts of the UK may take longer.
Excluded Items
Fragile/irregular, custom/made to order, items over 90cm, liquids, wheels.
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- *Saturday delivery only applies to small items normally <3kg and not all areas
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Returns
Returns
If you are not completely satisfied with your goods you may return them unused, unopened and in the original condition with tags attached within 1 month of the day that you receive your order.
- 30 days to return your order
- No returns number is required but please include a copy of your delivery note or order number
Fit perfectly in my rusted-deformed-wider-than-normal trolley axl....
This was the first order I have placed with your company and I was amazed at the speed and the service I received. The two wheels for my launching trolley were being replaced the very next day. EXCELLENT SERVICE. Thankyou.
The service from Sailboats was quick and the item was easy to order.
Very good tyres, and I hope inner tubes, wheel has accurate 25mm bore with no bushes - perfect for my application.
Product FAQs
What is the difference between pneumatic trolley wheels when fitted with either 2 ply or 4 ply tyres?
For pneumatic trolley wheels this comes down to thickness. A 4 ply tyre is roughly twice the thickness of a 2 ply tyre, making it more durable and able to maintain a higher inflated pressure.
Is a 4 ply tyre better than a 2 ply tyre?
Yes. A 4 ply tyre is roughly twice the thickness of a 2 ply tyre, making it more durable and able to maintain a higher inflated pressure. A 2 ply tyre is physically lighter than a 4 ply tyre, however this is not a consideration in the marine environment.
What is the maximum load and/or psi of these pneumatic trolley wheels?
The tyre maximum load is 305kg at 42psi. The hub is rated to 2.0 bar.
What is the cracking or crazing on the surface of a pneumatic trolley wheel?
This is due to ultraviolet (u.v.) light damage i.e. sunlight. This will ultimately lead to the tyre failing or going flat. You will notice that one tyre is worse than the other, as one will be in the sun more. We recommend that if your boat is left for an extended period, that you cover the wheels up or remove them and leave in the boat.
Both 2 and 4 ply tyres will be damaged by u.v. however since 4 ply are twice as thick, the damage will take longer to impact their performance.
