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 Trail Trekker cart
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02/12/13 03:45 AM
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jdr418
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I've been looking at the Trail Trekker cart and got to wondering what is inside the foam that makes it hold its shape. Also anyone have one and whats your opinion.
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Re: Trail Trekker cart
[Re: jdr418]
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02/12/13 02:04 PM
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Yak FinAddic
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+1
I've seen similar carts using pvc. I wonder if the pvc kind breaks down for stowing in kayak? There us also a guy that makes one and sells them on Ebay and if i remember correctly his were cheaper...
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Re: Trail Trekker cart
[Re: pontiactech]
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02/12/13 09:54 PM
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Bass Art
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I built one of these, and I like it. But it broke on me once running over some rough ground. One of the Tees broke. I would use it to get to the water locally (up to maybe 500-600 yards), but if I take a trip to a place like Minnesota where I'm going to portage quite a bit and I will be many miles from civilization, I'm taking the best cart I can buy.
Artie
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