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Topic: DIY Kayak Cart  (Read 4395 times)

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Str8FishiN

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for parking lots and smooth dirt roads, but not for sand or any road/paths that have rocks or roughness.
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for parking lots and smooth dirt roads, but not for sand or any road/paths that have rocks or roughness.

yep. Good for moving yaks around in the garage & parking lot. It looks sturdy enough, and the tires will hold up fine (they are similar to original wheel-eze). But in sand, or over rough trail you would be wishing for the sand-tire wheele-eze.

Still, it looks to be a well built cart that would probably work for many folks.
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Thanks for posting. I think I will build a cart like this but with Wheeleze wheels.


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That's pretty slick, put's my old PVC jalopy to shame!


 

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