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Dunno really, I think I just like making it difficult for myself.mingle said:Nice job - wood is good!
But (just playing the devil's advocate here) why did you choose
this method over a couple of (rope & pulley style) kayak hoists?
Mike.
Velcro. And gaffa.nezevic said:Whats got me stuffed is how you walk on the walls.
Pretty neat idea though.
Yes.SurfanFish said:Great job...
Are you showing off again?TheFishinMusician said:Any questions. Go nuts.
Just waiting for the mail order to arrive so I can trace round it.eric said:You haven't done the pinboard mods yet.
*blush*BigGee said:I like your rack.
Gee
That's because I've found something better!! $2 swimming kick board from "the warehouse"eric said:I told him to do that. He ignored me. I said that it just wasn't proper kayak anything without the sacrifice of at least one sustainably harvested pool noodle, but he just went right ahead so he could get some flat spots happening on his hulls.Shuggy22 said:just thinking it might be worth getting a bit of pool noodle
He just doesn't listen.
Thanks Dodge.Dodge said:TFM being a sling and pulley user for a few years my thoughts are similar to mingles comment.
But having said that, your rack idea is a great bit of considered innovation, so well done mate.
Go-on, you know you want to....mingle said:I was also going to add: " Nice rack", but I think I've been beaten to it...
HAHA fair enough mate beats the $3 Pool noodle thenTheFishinMusician said:That's because I've found something better!! $2 swimming kick board from "the warehouse"eric said:I told him to do that. He ignored me. I said that it just wasn't proper kayak anything without the sacrifice of at least one sustainably harvested pool noodle, but he just went right ahead so he could get some flat spots happening on his hulls.Shuggy22 said:just thinking it might be worth getting a bit of pool noodle
He just doesn't listen.
Just haven't put it on yet.
TaDennisT said:Thats a rack to be proud of
Pictures, I need pictures.indiedog said:I like it, it's out there. But after all that makin' stuff, are you holding up the end of impresso rack with ropes and pulleys?TheFishinMusician said:My garage walls are all used up with benches & other storage so a hanging solution was the go, but I was after something a little more solid than just ropes & straps.
You need a spring catch so you can just lift up that 100kg's o' yak and have the catch snap and hold. Then maybe a bit of rope between catches so you can just pull and the whole thing will drop on your head. Wear a helmet. Maybe run an induction course before using.
I recon if I got a big enough spring a-la indys idea, I could aim the whole lot @ welshpool roll back the garage roof & just launch from home.mingle said:You need to add a "Wallace & Gromit" feature that will let you pull a lever, from the comfort
of your bed, and then whisk you through a network of underground tunnels and slides to drop
you (and the Hyena) into the seats of the Daewoo, while simultaneously rigging the A.I and
plonking it onto the roofracks...
Should be a doddle really...