Wheel-A-Docks are ideal if your waterfront freezes in winter, and if you have a fairly firm lake bottom, a gradual grade, and minimal elevation at the shore. You'll also need a clearing when you pull the entire dock up and out of the water. If your site meets these conditions, a wheeled dock will be the easiest to install and remove. Just roll it in, all in one piece, in the spring, then back out again in the fall.
Features & Benefits
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Poly Tires |
- Tested to 3,000 lbs.
- Rigid sidewalls ensure tire will not go
flat when submerged
- Intake vents to eliminate buoyancy
- Attractive appearance
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Dock Height Adjustment |
- Simple, screw leg allows adjustments from
the top of the docks
- Just a turn of the wrench for easy leveling
- No cumbersome cables or winches
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6-3/4" Deep Tubular Dock Rail |
- Adds vertical and horizontal strength to
the dock, virtually eliminates bounce in the
dock
- Does not catch weeds or debris, keeps docks
looking nice and clean
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All Aluminum Frame Construction |
- The strongest aluminum upright on the market!
- Adjustable screw legs are constructed of
a strong 3.5" square tube
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Center Stringer Down the Middle of Each Section |
- Adds strength and increases life of each
dock section
- Dock only spans 2 inches, virtually eliminates
bounce in the dock
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Corner Dock Section |
- Comes standard with regular 4' x 8' L-sections
- Adds safety for kids and adults
- Adds stability to dock section
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Wheel-A-Dock Tow Hitch (Optional) |
- Assists in installing and removing the dock
- Comes with 1 7/8" coupler
- Designed for attachment with vehicle or
4-wheeler
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