Seitech Dolly Configurations
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| Configuration 1 is the most standard dolly. Most customizations start with this model. This dolly is used for the Pico 470, Hunter 90 and small inflatables. |
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Configuration 2 is specialized for the Laser, Byte and Gig Harbor 16'. It has 3 point gunwale support (bow support bracket & two side stabilizer brackets). This is especially handy when rigging in the wind.
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| Configuration 4 has another style bow support bracket to fit a more pointed bow. Fits the Sunfish, Zuma, Laser 2, JY 14&15, Force 5 and other boats that require a bit more bow support. |
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| Configuration 5 has double centerline tubes. This dolly is generally for heavier boats. |
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Configuration 6 was made for the Optimist. It includes a special bow support bracket.
Configuration 6S doesn't have the Optimist bow support bracket and is for flat bottom boats.
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Configuration 7 is the next most standardized and fits boats u to 250 pounds. Designed for the Club 420, Europe Dinghy and Interclub dinghy. Much like Configuration 1 except it is for boats with a more vertical (plumb) bow.
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Configurations 8 is for for heavier boats. It has a single centerline tube with V-brackets, twin slings, 2 axles and four wheels - something to keep in mind when upgrading wheel sizes. Fits boats like the Flying Dutchman.
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Configurations 9 are for the heaviest boats - over 350 pounds. It has twin centerline tubes, twin slings and a keel support tube at the bow. 2 axles and have 4 wheels - something to keep in mind when upgrading wheel sizes. Fits large inflatables or sailboats like the Hunter 170.
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| Configuration 10 replaces the sling with rub rails on the axle and a second cross tube support forward, also with rub rails. This is for use with flat bottom boats with a flared bow like pedal boats and cathedral hulled boats. |
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| Configuration 12 is the Trailer Mover designed to move boat trailers over short distances by hand. Maximum net weight allowed is 800 pounds. |
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| Configuration 13 is used mostly for flat bottom, square bow fishing boats. There is no sling and the low bunks are designed to fit boats like Jon boats. |
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Configuration 14 is also know as a Bunk Dolly. For when you must have a narrow wheelbase to get through narrow spaces in your launching area.
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Configuration 15 - is a standard catamaran dolly. It has no sling or bunks. The wheels sit inside of the hulls. Fits boats like the Hobie 15 thru 18 and the Tornado.
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Configuration 17 - is a special dolly for A-Class catamarans that require specific cradles. The cradles are molded and mounted by the customer to provide an exact fit.
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No Handle
With handle
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Configuration 18 - is an outrigger dolly designed to fit any kind of canoe or outrigger longer than 25 feet. There is no handle. The boat is manauvered by pulling the boat itself.
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| Configuration 21 - for Escape's Cha Cha |
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| Configuration 22 - is designed for tri-marans like the Windrider 17. The boats bow does not allow for an upright handles. |
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| Configuration 23 - is designed for tri-marans like the Windrider 16 that allow for an upright handles. |
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If you don't see a dolly for your boat give us a call. We'll find it for you.
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