Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1487 Instruction Manual
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To install the Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1487, begin by attaching the brackets to the transom of your boat using the provided stainless steel screws. Ensure the wheels are aligned and secure them using the locking pins. Double-check the setup for stability before use.
Regularly clean the wheels with fresh water to remove salt and debris. Lubricate the wheel axles with marine-grade grease every few months to ensure smooth operation. Inspect for any signs of wear or damage and replace parts as needed.
Check for debris or obstructions around the axle area. Ensure that the wheels are properly aligned and that the axles are lubricated. If the problem persists, inspect for bent or damaged components and replace as necessary.
The Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1487 is designed for use on firm and smooth surfaces such as concrete, sand, and gravel. Avoid using on rocky or uneven terrain to prevent damage.
The Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1487 has a weight capacity of up to 300 pounds, making it suitable for most small to medium-sized boats.
Store the wheels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. If possible, remove them from the boat and keep them indoors to prevent corrosion and extend their lifespan.
Inspect the locking pins and holes for debris or damage. Clean and lubricate as needed. If the issue persists, consider replacing the locking mechanism.
To adjust the height, remove the locking pins and slide the wheel brackets to the desired position. Reinsert the pins securely to lock the wheels in place.
Ensure the wheels are properly attached and secured before moving the boat. Do not exceed the weight limit and always check the stability of the wheels before launching or retrieving your boat.
Yes, but it is important to rinse the wheels with fresh water after use in saltwater to prevent corrosion. Regular maintenance is crucial to prolong their lifespan in such environments.