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"David Kiewit" ) writes:
For a short trip from garage to lagoon and back (i.e., the put-in is the take-out are the same spot so that the cart stays on shore until you come back), you can make a truly superior (and equally truly weird looking) cart out of a two-wheeled wheelbarrow. Replace 4 of the bolts holding the load body to the frame with eye-bolts. Get few pieces of hot water pipe insulation (a longitudinally split foam tube) and glue them on the edges of the load bed. Toss the kayak/canoe on top of the load bed and bungee it down using the eye bolts. a discarded 2-wheel golf bag cart is another possibility. I made a garden cart out of one. Sliced a 55 gal plastic drum in half and bolted it on after disassembling the cart and flipping the frame upside down. It rides high which is good in tall grass, and you don't have to bend down to use it. worth keeping a lookout for one of these being tossed out. -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ William R Watt National Capital FreeNet Ottawa's free community network homepage: www.ncf.ca/~ag384/top.htm warning: non-FreeNet email must have "notspam" in subject or it's returned |
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