C-Tug Kayak Cart

[DOGFISH]

Anyone in the Annapolis area, Bowens Farm Supply on Riva Road has a huge selection of wheels and tires for this sort of thing. They have wide tires, with small diameter. I went there to save one of my fishing trips, when I discovered the tires were flat on my trailer dolly. They also have tubes for the tires. The tubes don't leak like the tubeless tires. I don't know what the deal is, but the tubeless tires seem to really leak air. The tubes work great. Anyway, Bowens may save some time.

[MetroMan]

Cart arrived today. Assembly and breakdown is a cinch. Can't wait to put it to use.

[Tucked In]

Well after using one I finally broke down and bought it, I like the way it breaks down for easy storage, the only thing I might change is the strap, thinking about a strap with some type of grip and a better latch. But moving it around is a lot easier now.

[tufnik]

I'll show you mine since some of you guys showed yours...

The plan I used: http://oakpwrd.tripod.com/kayakcart.html

The wheels: http://www.surpluscenter.com/item.as...catname=wheels

Plastic hubs. No worries about corrosion.

And the result below. You'll notice the axle extends way beyond the wheel. I read on someones blog somewhere to leave it. In the event of tough terrain you can lift it. Haven't had to use it that way but made sense.

I like those wheels. Plastic, no metal, no corrosion. If my wheeleez blows up, I may try them, at only $10 each. The bore is 3/4", though. My axle is 1/2".

I like how that C-tug breaks down too.

[chex]

mine came out great ...... can show you how to do that too

Sure did. Looks nice. $80 huh?