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Beaching the CRRC
Your Wing P-Series CRRC - is made of the toughest air-holding fabric available. Nevertheless, care should be
exercised when beaching your CRRC. If possible, survey the landing area to ensure there are no sharp items
present that may puncture or damage your CRRC.
When possible, lift the CRRC onto dry ground above either the high tide line or high water line if on a stream,
river, or lake.
Keep in mind that a CRRC secured on a beach or in shallow water can sustain damage due to chafing caused by
repeated wave action.
Towing
Your Wing P-Series CRRCs - are equipped with specially positioned and reinforced bow towing eyes. Don’t
use any other points to tow this boat or serious damage could occur to the craft.
The P4.2, P4.7, P5.3 and P5.8 CRRCs can be towed with optional two (2) point towing bridles.
Attach a tow line to the towing bridle.
Begin towing boat while exercising all appropriate safety precautions.
WARNING:
IN MOST CASES, IT IS RECOMMENDED TO TOW A LIGHT LOADED CRAFT. IF IT IS
NECESSARY TO TOW HEAVY LOADS, DO SO WITH CAUTION AND AT SLOW SPEEDS. WITH
THE OPRTIONAL TOW BRIDLES IT IS POSSIBLE TO TOW THE P4.7 AT A LOAD OF 2700LBS,
THE P5.3 AT A LOAD OF 3400 LBS, AND THE P5.8 AT LOADS OF 4000LBS UP TO SEA STATE 3. THE P4.2
HAS CURRENTLY NOT BEEN RATED
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