Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1488 Instruction Manual
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To attach the Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1488, align the brackets with the transom and secure them using the provided bolts. Ensure the wheels are facing outward and tighten all fasteners securely.
If the wheels are not turning smoothly, check for debris or obstructions around the wheel axle. Clean any dirt, and lubricate the axle with marine-grade grease. Ensure the wheels are properly aligned.
Yes, the Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1488 is suitable for saltwater conditions. Rinse with fresh water after each use to prevent corrosion and extend the lifespan of the components.
To adjust the height, loosen the adjustment bolts on the brackets, slide the wheels to the desired height, and retighten the bolts to secure the position.
Perform a routine check every few months. Inspect the wheels for wear, ensure all bolts are tight, and lubricate the moving parts. Clean the wheels after each use, especially if used in saltwater.
If wheels detach, ensure the brackets are correctly aligned and that the locking mechanisms are fully engaged. Check for any damage to the brackets or wheels that might prevent secure attachment.
Yes, the Davis Wheel-A-Weigh 1488 has a maximum weight capacity. Refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific weight limits and ensure your load does not exceed this capacity.
If misalignment occurs, stop using the wheels immediately. Loosen the bracket bolts, realign the wheels, and retighten the bolts securely. Check for any structural damage before resuming use.
To prevent rust, rinse the wheels with fresh water after each use, especially in saltwater environments. Apply a protective marine-grade spray or lubricant to metal parts regularly.
When not in use, clean the wheels thoroughly and dry them. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure they are not in contact with any corrosive substances.