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Topic: Trax 2-30 cart storage  (Read 1953 times)

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ThreemoneyJ

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This is for a revo 13. I just picked up the hobie trax 2-30 cart (big balloon wheels) and was wondering how people are storing them while fishing?

My first thought was to flip them over and re insert them, but it gets in the way of my crate. They are too big to fit in my front hatch too.

Do I awkwardly store them to the back of my boat? Do I lock them to a tree? Walk all the way back to my truck? Any other ideas?
« Last Edit: August 01, 2015, 09:35:51 PM by ThreemoneyJ »
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I strap it to the back or walk it back to my truck.  You could also strap it to the front of the Revo.  I'm not a fan of locking it to anything because... well, it doesn't take much to cut the chain/wire and walk away with it.
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If you remove the wheels from the frame they will fit in the front hatch.