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How to choose boat transport equipment?

Spare tires:
The spare tires provide a backup in case one of the trailer´s tires becomes damaged or experiences a flat tire while transporting the boat.

Trailer tires:
Trailer tires are commonly used for boats as they are specifically designed to withstand the unique demands and conditions of boat trailers.

Trolley:
A trolley is a device specifically designed to transport boats over land. Boat trolleys are commonly used for smaller boats, including dinghies, kayaks, canoes, and small sailboats.

Wheelset:
The wheelsets for a boat typically refers to a set of wheels or rollers that are used to retrieve boats from a trailer or a boat ramp.

Elastic rope:
Elastic rope can have several practical uses in boating. Elastic rope can be used as a dock line or mooring line to secure your boat to a dock or buoy.

Kayak support:
Kayak support refers to any equipment or assistance provided to enhance the stability, safety, or functionality of a kayak while out on the water. You can buy kayak support from Lalizas, Talamex, Attwood, Goldenship, and 3M.

Choosing the right equipment for transporting a boat involves considering various factors such as the type and size of the boat, the distance of transport, method of transport, and the towing vehicle. Here are some key considerations when selecting boat transport equipment:

Trailer type: Select a trailer suitable for your boat´s size, weight, and hull design. Trailers come in various types such as bunk trailers, roller trailers, and float on trailers. Ensure the trailer´s capacity matches or exceeds the weight of your boat.
Trailer material and construction: Look for trailers made from durable materials like galvanized steel or aluminum, as they offer better resistance to rust and corrosion, especially when exposed to saltwater environments.
Trailer size and adjustability: Ensure the trailer is the right size for your boat, providing proper support and fitting. Some trailers offer adjustable bunks or rollers to accommodate different hull shapes and sizes.
Brakes and suspension: Consider trailers equipped with brakes and suspension systems suitable for the weight and size of your boat. Brakes provide additional safety and control while towing, especially for larger boats.
Towing vehicle compatibility: Ensure your towing vehicle is suitable for towing the weight of your boat and trailer combination. Check the vehicle´s towing capacity, hitch type, and electrical connections needed for brake lights and turn signals.
Safety and security features: Look for trailers with safety features such as sturdy winches, tie down straps, safety chains, and properly functioning lights. These ensure that the boat is securely fastened and visible during transport.