Anchor trolley components...

Hello folks, Mr. newbie here again. I was hoping someone could direct me
to a store locally where I can purchase the parts I need to finish my anchor trolley
project. I am in Vallejo. I have been doing a lot of research of how to go about
mounting it, so I hope I get it right the first time around.

Thanks in advance,
Jedmo

I just happened to run across this a couple days ago. Can't attest to the quality of this item though.

 Not sure what brand kayak you have or if these pictures will help out? I installed a trolley for the bow and stern on my Trident 13. I wanted to be able to take the trolleys off when they won't be used with out having any extra holes in the kayak. I could also move the bow and stern trolleys to either side of the kayak with no problems. I bought my stainless steel caribiners at home depot, half the price of west marine. SS rings and rope and new bungie bought from west marine. I ran new bungie on both sides of the kayak at the paddle keepers to be able to have a place to clip the caribiners. The bungie works good to keep a little tension on the trolley. I sealed the ends of the bungie with flame and shrink wrap.
   Miguel

Here's the one I use,
Allows for a front or rear option and wont get pulled under boat 
2 stainless rings (one front/one rear)
2 Harkin pullies
5 line guides
2 strap eyes
3 cleats
All parts from West Marine

Here's the one I use,
Allows for a front or rear option and wont get pulled under boat 
2 stainless rings (one front/one rear)
2 Harkin pullies
5 line guides
2 strap eyes
3 cleats
All parts from West Marine

Looks very much like the setup on my Hobie, and I also got everything from West Marine.

Hey Usagi, do you mind to share a few pictures of how you went about your
anchor trolley set up? I appreciate it. I have the Hobie Outback.

Thanks
Jed

Hey Usagi, do you mind to share a few pictures of how you went about your
anchor trolley set up? I appreciate it. I have the Hobie Outback.

My setup is so close to yakhopper's that you can use his as a guide.  I haven't taken pics of the end-product yet, and since I'm leaving for Japan in a few days it's not likely that I'll be able to pull my Outback out and shoot some photos.  Maybe next year...   Seriously though, the pics yakhopper posted are close enough...you should be able to figure it out from there.

Thanks for the reply Usagi. I hope you have a safe and a wonderful trip. See you
when you get back.

Jed

I just installed one on my scupper pro. I found all the parts at Orchard supply and it didn't cost me an arm and a leg. 50ft of rope,2 spring clips, 2 3/8ths pulleys and one 2inch steel ring( welded).50 ft of rope gave me enough for the trolley and the anchor line(32ft of anchor line)

I'm like a neanderthal on this!  post some more pics folks- especially of the thing in action!

I've got a fixed line that runs cockpit to bow, and another cockpit to stern (both are clipped to a pad eye, so they are not totally fixed).  Then i use a carabiner on the end of the anchor line (it is what keeps my buoy from getting off the anchor line), and a keeper line attached to that. keeper line sits in my footwells.
to release, yank on the keeper line, unclip anchor and let go.  In an emergency i can unclip the fixed line instead...