kayak trolley

[yakmad]

[yakmad]

ready to go

[SpeciMan]

Great Pics Yakmad - however they need to be resized. The total size of the images is about 6.3megs

 

I like the way you have used cable ties on your leashes. I'm looking to buying a £4 headphone extension lead from Maplins which will be cutt into two sections with clips attached to the ends.

 

[ 04. July 2005, 09:23 PM: Message edited by: Speciman ]

[Starvinmarvin]

Speciman, have a look in your local chandlery if they do Plastimo bits then you can get a leash made up for about £3 Red, with a clip on one end and a key ring style split ring on the other, might do the job without the hassle.

 

SM

[Starvinmarvin]

Lovely job, Yakmad, guess you are handy with a welder as well, clever bit of design work. Are your rods clear of the paddle stroke, difficult to see from the pictures.

 

Trolley looks like it works well. I can see golf trollies disappearing from dads garages all over the country.

 

Oh like Speciman says, pictures a little big, thought I might be able to view them properly on my WideScreen monitor at work... wrong, can only see 2/3rds of them.

 

I expect your mum tells you this, stop biting your nails.

[Starvinmarvin]

Yakmad, if it's all right with you I would like to pinch some of the shots for AnglersAfloat. Please let me know if it's OK.

 

SM

[Starvinmarvin]

Yaskalos,

 

Would like to pinch the shot of your trolley as well if OK.

 

SM

[Zzippy]

Nice pics.

But had to go next door and look at the other half of the photo's on their PC

Zzippy

[Zzippy]

Brilliant idea useing the golf trolly.

I wonder if when broken down it will fit in the front hatch

I will have to keep an eye out for one now

Zippy

[Simon Everett]

Good job there Yakmad. I am going to need a cradle trolley for the Dorado when it gets here next month. No scupper holes you see - just "squidge" the water out with your arse (ooo am I allowed to say that on here?)

 

It is all finished, just awaiting the container (12th July leaves Cape Town) and then about 2-3 weeks at sea. Then off down to Dartmouth to collect the bubble wrap and see if there is kayak inside it!

 

Anyone got any ideas for a neat cradle type? I had, but then I realised it would collapse when pulled! Must have been on the smae stuff as the the other designer!