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 Re: New (home made) Kayak cart
[Re: hook-line&sinker]
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02/21/11 03:33 PM
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Daveg99
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I have never needed a cart. I just back up close to the water everywhere I go kayaking.
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Re: New (home made) Kayak cart
[Re: Daveg99]
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02/21/11 08:03 PM
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hook-line&sinker
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You are a lucky guy! Several places I go are a long hike to the water from where you can park.
>)));> Wishin' I was Fishin' <;(((<
“Personnel is the most vital and important aspect of any industry.
If you’re just going to grind them up, it’s not going to end well for anybody.”
SCOTT REINARDY
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Re: New (home made) Kayak cart
[Re: hook-line&sinker]
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02/21/11 10:28 PM
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h4rdcore
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Most the boat ramps i launch from are a really short walk. But i want to make a cart so im not dragging it on concrete for 20 yards to get in and out
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Re: New (home made) Kayak cart
[Re: h4rdcore]
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02/28/11 04:27 AM
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hook-line&sinker
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So much for the prior version kart I posted above.. it failed when the PVC broke. So on to this milk crate Kayak Kart Video
Last edited by hook-line&sinker; 03/04/11 01:17 AM.
>)));> Wishin' I was Fishin' <;(((<
“Personnel is the most vital and important aspect of any industry.
If you’re just going to grind them up, it’s not going to end well for anybody.”
SCOTT REINARDY
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Re: New (home made) Kayak cart
[Re: h4rdcore]
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02/28/11 02:00 PM
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TexasSteve
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I have used mine every weekend since i built it and have had no issues yet. I like the milkcrate one also, but it seems to not have much of a clearance to the wheels.
Last edited by TexasSteve; 02/28/11 02:03 PM.
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Re: New (home made) Kayak cart
[Re: TexasSteve]
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02/28/11 02:27 PM
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FishingRythe
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Wow I'm just primitive here i don't want to spend the extra $150+ dollar for the kart for my kayak so i just man handle the 64 pounds of it to the water. Mainly only sucks on a decent hike to the water, thankfully most places i can almost drive my car to the water line. That's a nice little home project there too and to think I was all proud of my homemade gear leashes 
Spring 2011 North Texas GTG Golden Crate Winner!!!!
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Re: New (home made) Kayak cart
[Re: FishingRythe]
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02/28/11 08:06 PM
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TexasSteve
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I used to just manhandle mine as well until I tried to carry it down the hill when I went to the brazzos. Actually down the hill in the morning was fine, it was carrying it back up the hill after 10 hours on the water that nearly killed me LOL. I came home and started on the cart. Now I don't need to carry it anywhere and find that I can load everything in it and pull it to the launch nd not have to worry about where I park.
some of the best inventions were made from lazy people
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