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Topic: Hauling your Yak  (Read 4689 times)

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YakHunter

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Safely hauling your Yak and discouraging theft can be an issue when a kayak must remain outside when traveling.  In preparation of a two week jaunt I modified a home made "tailgate" designed to help protect my kayak and gear.  Made it from 3/4" plywood with a 2x2 top rail.  It drops into place and when I lock the topper it cannot be removed.  Straps inside keep the yak from sliding back.  I created a couple of wedges to keep it from rattling.  The "gate" has proven useful in my travels.
« Last Edit: October 18, 2023, 07:56:51 AM by YakHunter »
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That's really smart!
A day without fishing probably wouldn't kill me,
but why risk it?

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