Battle Tank Wheels

[Pinch]

So I decided i needed wheels for the kayak. I may have gone overboard.
15''x6'' tires 3/4''pvc pipe 1/2'' metal pipe cam up with these...Sand should not be an issue.




It fits the malibu and the hobie wheel base is 34''....

[bassman27]

You put some of those on the front and youlll have yourself a monster yak.

Thanks for the idea definently an easier way to pull around the yak if you dont mind me asking were did you get those wheels from?

[ictalurus]

Cool. When did you get the Malibu?

[Grilled]

nice....finally!

[bdwilliams]

I was thinking about making the same thing for my Scupper Pro, only a bit less "all-terrain". I'm not cool enough to pull that off. Any chance you took a few more pics? How'd you attach the wheels to the PVC?

[tufnik]

How did it work out? Does it fit and work well on your Revo?

[Pinch]

fits the revo great and has no issues on sand and rough terrain... Except the stairs at kiptopeake gave it a beating so im tweaking it abit.

[tufnik]

I'm thinking about making one for my Outback. I already have the Wheeleez from the PVC cart used for my Trident.

If the two vertical PVC pipes aren't strong enough, I could use wooden dowels.

[ronaultmtd]

I'm thinking about making one for my Outback. I already have the Wheeleez from the PVC cart used for my Trident.

If the two vertical PVC pipes aren't strong enough, I could use wooden dowels.

I bit the bullet and ordered the Hobie Trax 2 cart from Austin Canoe and Kayak- it ain't cheap but it is all stainless steel and fat tires for sand, mud, etc.

[surfdog]

i got the hobie wheels when i bought my revo. built 2 out of pvc for my tarpon and redfish. i used 1/2" elec. conduit for axels and could remove quick pins to change the wheeleez wheels from cart to cart depending which yak i was using. luckily 1 guy bought both yaks. used 1" pvc first but i was too hard on it and it didnt last, went to 1.5" pvc with reducers to .5" for .5" galv nipples to go into the scuppers