Anybody have a setup to haul a kayak with them on the toon??
We have a lot of skinny water that would be cool to get a kayak in, but it is a helluva long way to paddle.
Hauling Kayaks
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Hauling Kayaks
2014 Sweetwater 2086SW
90 Hp Yamaha 4-stroke
90 Hp Yamaha 4-stroke
Re: Hauling Kayaks
There was a thread a while back about this and someone suggested under the toon, but it would not work with a tri toon . how about inside the playpen.
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Re: Hauling Kayaks
Yeah, it seems like it would be pretty easy to build a bracket that clips on to the trim that goes around the bottom edge of the flooring and the top of the railing. I'm not sure if the railing could support much weight though.
We have a fair amount of decking extending out beyond the front railing. Seems like it would be easy to fabricate something that clips on to that. I think I need to learn how to weld and fabricate this winter. Could be fun!!
We have a fair amount of decking extending out beyond the front railing. Seems like it would be easy to fabricate something that clips on to that. I think I need to learn how to weld and fabricate this winter. Could be fun!!
2014 Sweetwater 2086SW
90 Hp Yamaha 4-stroke
90 Hp Yamaha 4-stroke
Re: Hauling Kayaks
How heavy is a kayak?
My first thought is that it should not be too difficult to fab up some alum angle brackets that "hang" on to the topside of your fencing facing outboard with only a bolt or two securing the bottom of the bracket. Some split foam pipe insulation to protect the hull of the kayak and some bungee cords to strap the kayak to the brackets....
You can build quite a lot with rivets, nuts & bolts and not have to invest in the equipment and time needed to learn welding....
My first thought is that it should not be too difficult to fab up some alum angle brackets that "hang" on to the topside of your fencing facing outboard with only a bolt or two securing the bottom of the bracket. Some split foam pipe insulation to protect the hull of the kayak and some bungee cords to strap the kayak to the brackets....
You can build quite a lot with rivets, nuts & bolts and not have to invest in the equipment and time needed to learn welding....
T CRO
2017 Berkshire CTS 24 RFX with Yamaha F150/Simomized 200
2015 Caravelle 16 EBo with Mercury 90
2017 Berkshire CTS 24 RFX with Yamaha F150/Simomized 200
2015 Caravelle 16 EBo with Mercury 90