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Topic: Ultra 4.3 Anchor Trolley  (Read 3154 times)

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Any recommendations on a kit?
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two padeyes, 4 rivets, some bungee, rope, two pulleys and a stainless steel ring.


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two padeyes, 4 rivets, some bungee, rope, two pulleys and a stainless steel ring.

I want to utilize the existing threaded inserts and from what I've read the distance between holes is not the same as a standard pad eye.
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NM, found the part number for the SS pad eyes from west marine.
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Same deal on the Ultra 4.7, the threaded inserts are an odd size...and don't fit regular pad eyes. You have to either get a stainless one or rig a cheek block, like those Harkins.
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Same deal on the Ultra 4.7, the threaded inserts are an odd size...and don't fit regular pad eyes. You have to either get a stainless one or rig a cheek block, like those Harkins.
http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=49736.msg552790#msg552790

Thanks.  I ordered the SS pad eyes from West Marine and a pair of Harkin pulleys. 

WM part # 120683 http://www.westmarine.com/ronstan--stainless-steel-eye-straps--P002_060_007_510
WM part # 253278 http://www.westmarine.com/buy/harken--22mm-micro-blocks--P000127813

I'm going to go with the use of a bungee ball through the SS pad eye at the bow --> Harkin Pulley --> SS ring --> Harkin Pulley -->  bungee ball --> SS pad eye at the stern.  Also planning on installing nylon wire clips/bungee buttons to manage the lines and prevent them from riding up over the gunnels.

http://www.austinkayak.com/products/525/Cable-Tubing-Clamp-Ea.html?k=cable clamp
http://www.austinkayak.com/products/266/Bungee-Button-Each.html

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Hmmm, good idea with the wire clips & buttons to manage the lines...because it's annoying when they come up over the gunnel.
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