I've been looking at the kayak carts people have been making and come up with a idea at work today.
I have got all the parts from a victa lawn mower and started cutting and welding on my lunch break.
I don't think it will be as flash as the others I’ve seen but I thought when you have mower parts everywhere a angle grinder and a mig welder It's worth a try.
Thanks troy,
I tryed it over the weekend and it works great.
I gave it a bit of a test and I dont think it will fall apart but if I get salt water on it it would probably rust fairly easy.
Nice wheels Sam !!! 8)
They look like a set I made awhile back, mine just didn't look quite so proffessional but they worked... how do u secure the yak to the kart?
Goodluck with Kart
Nice one Sam, and alternaive wheel might be the wide Hard plastic Golf buggy wheels. The Hobie's basic cart uses those and I have found them good on both sand and hard surfaces
thanks guys.
yes the wheels might struggle in sand, I'll have to have a look around at some others and see what I can come up with.
here is how I secure the yak to the kart.
Russ,
You really should start thinking about letting it go now mate.............Russ ..................Are you listening?????????? Think of your ulcer for god sakes. :wink:
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