Boat / Jetski / Dinghy Trailer Keel Block / Snubber Rubber - AB Tools - Ubr40
This listing is for one boat keel block/snubber. (Style as pictured)
High quality, OEM standard.
...This listing is for one boat keel block/snubber. (Style as pictured)
High quality, OEM standard.
Made from heavy duty rubber, which is great at absorbing impacts.
160mm total width, 46mm wide. 47mm Tall.
Fixes with two molded in M10 studs, 88mm wide. (Zinc Plated)
Price includes VAT and an invoice is included.
We have other Boat Rollers And Keel Blocks available in our shop.
This guide is for owners of boats, jet skis, and dinghies who need to understand how to use and maintain the AB Tools Ubr40 keel block. The AB Tools Ubr40 keel block is designed to absorb impact and protect your vessel during transport and storage. Keep in mind that regular inspection and maintenance are essential for optimal performance and longevity.
All features
Model Part Number
Ubr40
Brand
AB Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the primary function of the keel block?
The primary function is to absorb impacts and protect your boat, jetski, or dinghy from damage during transport and storage.
What material is the keel block made of?
The keel block is made from heavy-duty rubber.
How do I install the keel block?
Align the keel block with your vessel's keel and secure it to the trailer using the provided or compatible mounting hardware.
What are the dimensions of the keel block?
The keel block has a total width of 160mm, is 46mm wide, and 47mm tall. The stud spacing is 88mm.
How often should I inspect the keel block?
Inspect the keel block regularly, especially before and after each use, or at least every few months.
How do I clean the keel block?
Clean the keel block with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
What if the keel block shows signs of wear?
Replace the keel block if it shows significant wear and tear to maintain its effectiveness.
Is the keel block suitable for saltwater use?
Yes, the zinc-plated hardware offers corrosion resistance, making it suitable for saltwater environments, but regular inspection is still recommended.
Troubleshooting
Keel block appears worn or damaged.
Inspect the keel block for cracks, compression, or other signs of wear. Replace the keel block if necessary.
Keel block is loose or not properly secured.
Check the mounting studs and nuts to ensure they are properly tightened. Re-tighten if necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable heavy-duty rubber construction.
Effective impact absorption to protect vessels.
Easy installation with included studs.
Corrosion-resistant zinc plating.
OEM standard ensuring high quality.
Cons
Requires proper mounting and alignment.
Rubber can degrade over time with exposure to the elements.
May require occasional replacement depending on usage.
Specific dimensions must match trailer requirements.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure the keel block's dimensions (160mm total width, 46mm wide, 47mm tall) and stud spacing (88mm) are compatible with your trailer.
Mounting: Align the keel block with the keel of your boat or watercraft and secure it to the trailer using the M10 studs.
Tightening: Tighten the nuts on the studs to secure the keel block, ensuring it's firmly in place but not over-tightened.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the keel block for signs of wear, such as cracking or compression, especially if the trailer is frequently used or stored outdoors.
Cleaning: Clean the keel block with mild soap and water to remove dirt and debris.
Replacement: Replace the keel block if it shows significant wear or damage to maintain its protective function.