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Topic: kayak cart question  (Read 3544 times)

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hayday91b

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I have an old power wheel truck that im going to take the axles and tires and make a kayak cart.  Has anyone everdone that? Does anyone want the other axle and tires?


polyangler

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PM Bigfish. He's using a set.
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hayday91b

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He told me about it and i forgot thamks for the reminder


Ttate

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That's a good idea. Nice big tires.
Are you going to use the motor and
make it self propelled


yaktastic

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I got a set off a barbie jeep but I haven't made the cart yet.the motor is shot so that idea is out.
4th place 2017 TBKD Rockfish.


hayday91b

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The motor on mine is shot too. Cart worked good.


polyangler

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So about using the motors from a Power Wheels... More to come on this topic later. The hand is for size reference

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craig

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That powered cart would be great for the Bowron Lakes loop portages.  Especially, the uphill 2.4 km portage to the start.