Tie Down Method

 

Recommended Tie-Down Approach

Hurley Davit Systems require at least 3-points to tie the tender down: one at the bow, one at the stern, and another over the inboard pontoon. More tie-downs can be added if needed! We’ve included illustrations below to help show you how your dinghy davit should be tied down.

Note: This is for reference only! Additional tie-downs can and should be added if needed. Let us know if you have any questions—we’re here to help! Click the photos to expand for detailed views.

We recommend starting with a minimum of a 3-Point Tie-Down to secure your dinghy during transport: one at the bow, one at the stern, and another over the inboard pontoon. For this, three folding padeyes provide the correct location every time. Using our Tie Down Method for your tender is essential for a successful and safe transport. If you need assistance laying out your straps properly, simply give us a call—we’re happy to help!

Benefits of Proper Tie-Downs

A secure tie-down system is not only essential for the safety of your dinghy but also ensures your peace of mind during transport. Properly fastened tenders reduce the risk of damage caused by shifting or unexpected movements. Hurley Marine’s high-quality folding padeyes and straps are designed to handle the unique challenges of marine environments, offering durability and reliability you can count on.

By following the recommended Tie Down Method, you minimize wear and tear on your equipment and maximize the lifespan of your davit system. Additionally, securing your tender with precision contributes to smoother journeys and prevents unnecessary strain on your boat’s structure.

Conclusion

Following the recommended Tie Down Method ensures your tender is securely fastened and protected during transport. The 3-Point Tie-Down is a reliable foundation for safety, but adding more tie-downs as needed provides extra security. Remember, proper layout and attention to detail make all the difference. Feel free to reach out to us with any questions or for guidance—your safety and satisfaction are our priorities!

Tie Down Method illustration

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