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Topic: Trailer or Dual Hullavators?  (Read 4100 times)

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NicksYak

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@Racinrob: That is one sweet yak trailer. WTG.


NicksYak

  • Salmon
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  • All gave some. Some gave all.
  • Location: Brentwood, CA
  • Date Registered: Oct 2011
  • Posts: 481
I modified my yak trailer. Decided the green toolbox was too heavy and I was not satisfied with the tower, so I went low profile. Again used 2" schd 40 PVC, but extended the wood frame and used all 10' of the PVC with no carpet cover, so that the yaks slide easily onto the trailer. Mounted them with angle metal I cut myself. I would be confident with two yaks side by side with two directly stacked on top. Later, I'll build storage drawers around the tongue -- like, someday.