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The most vulnerable part of any
pontoon system is the joints. Loose
joints promote wear and it is advisable
to inspect and tighten if necessary all
joints and connections at least once a
year and after severe weather.
Joint wear is very dependent on
exposure of the site.
Pontoons that take the ground at certain
states of the tide are also liable to
require regular joint maintenance due
to the twisting and bending that can
arise when grounding on an uneven
surface.
Rubber connection blocks which form
part of all Walcon flexible joints may
require replacing when badly deformed
or age hardened. It is usually most
cost effective to replace both bolts and
rubber blocks on a planned basis.
Due to our policy of continuous product development we reserve the right to change specifications without prior notice.
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