New C-Tug

[varp]

...and it goes so well with the decor!

 

Be keen to hear your thoughts on it Commando.

 

[commando]

Hi Varp

 

I'm pretty pleased with it. I only have my D.I.Y. trolley to compare it with but from what I've read on this forum it is better than the rest.

It is very quick and easy to assemble, the little stand is helpful and it seems fairly strong and robust - time will tell.

My only disappointment is that my Scupper Pro doesn't sit flat on the nice wide rests but more on the two edges of the rests. I have only tried it out on my drive but I think it should be fine. Everybody else seems to rely on them so they can't be too bad.

[Clouser]

Hi Varp

 

I'm pretty pleased with it. I only have my D.I.Y. trolley to compare it with but from what I've read on this forum it is better than the rest.

It is very quick and easy to assemble, the little stand is helpful and it seems fairly strong and robust - time will tell.

My only disappointment is that my Scupper Pro doesn't sit flat on the nice wide rests but more on the two edges of the rests. I have only tried it out on my drive but I think it should be fine. Everybody else seems to rely on them so they can't be too bad.

 

Don't want to state the obvious if you allready know, but the support pads do move to accomodate different angles of kayak hulls........

 

Perhaps i should just leave now.....

 

Dave

[commando]

Thanks Dave, no offence taken.

What I meant was that the large 'groove' running down the middle of the hull is wider than the gap between the two pads. This prevents the pads being completely flush against the outer part of the hull. I'm sure there are technical names for these parts but I don't know them. I just checked the pictures on their website and the kayak they use has a much narrower 'groove' than mine. I don't think it will be a major problem, its just a shame not to make the most out of those big support pads.

[Clouser]

Thanks Dave, no offence taken.

What I meant was that the large 'groove' running down the middle of the hull is wider than the gap between the two pads. This prevents the pads being completely flush against the outer part of the hull. I'm sure there are technical names for these parts but I don't know them. I just checked the pictures on their website and the kayak they use has a much narrower 'groove' than mine. I don't think it will be a major problem, its just a shame not to make the most out of those big support pads.

 

All is clear now

 

Dave

[s2vto]

Thanks Dave, no offence taken.

What I meant was that the large 'groove' running down the middle of the hull is wider than the gap between the two pads. This prevents the pads being completely flush against the outer part of the hull. I'm sure there are technical names for these parts but I don't know them. I just checked the pictures on their website and the kayak they use has a much narrower 'groove' than mine. I don't think it will be a major problem, its just a shame not to make the most out of those big support pads.

 

where about under the kayak do you put the trolley? I put mine just behind the seating area, underneath of course

[commando]

where about under the kayak do you put the trolley? I put mine just behind the seating area, underneath of course

Same here

[Clouser]

Same here

 

Dave

[Zzippy]

Same here

 

Dave

It all depends on what I have in the front hatch.If I have my Battry,Food,water and spare tackle,then I will put my C-Tug infront of the seat to balance it out a bit.But if the front hatch is empty and have my tackle crate in the rear tankwell then I will put the trolly behind the seat.

[Prowler]

Thanks for the info guys, saved me some money