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Thanks so much. I wish I posted more content consistently but I’ve been remodeling a home (me actually doing the work) and dealing with family matters. I do have a Jamaica and South Africa trip to edit hopefully soon.

Thanks, the weather was perfect we felt so blessed

No noise at all, it plastic on plastic

@@robertjames-life4768 Only plastic? Feels like that would crackle and make plastic noise on pebbles and asfalt. I need to go stealthily through my neighborhood in early mornings. You think this will do that or would air filled tires be better?

@@Thestripper1 I’d think you’ll be fine

Last week of April first week in May.

Thanks, it’s a pretty old video lol

Oh wow, sorry it took me so long to post this. We were in the middle of moving from Washington to Oregon into a major fixer-upper. It’s consumed much of my time.

Do you mean it can't stand well when you are putting kayak on it?

@@chickcozy-mason7116 yeah, it will start to fold if it gets caught on a rock and if it starts to fold it gets all off balance and usually drops the kayak.

Can you tell me why? Cause I'm thinking of buying one? Thanks!

@@chickcozy-mason7116 it depends on what kind of kayak you have but the can be hard to center under your kayak and you take a lot of time adjusting and readjusting. The wilderness systems carts are the best but expensive. There are some good knock offs that are a lot cheaper.

I would try something with a silicone base to it. Not petroleum.

@@robertjames-life4768 i was just gonna add basic oil just to stop the dry salt grinding yhe hub spindle..

@@Kev_the-Brinklow-Kayaker oil would be petroleum based. Not sure how the plastic would react? If you can find silicone grease it might be better.

Yes works fine.

Debbie Jamison well, probably if the hull doesn’t have too much of a V to it. You may also have to extend the straps. Good luck!

I place the straps through the handles on my kayak so wheels are central on the bottom of my kayak then do the strap up pull quite tight this should hold your wheels in place I haven't had any instance of kayak coming off the wheels . Check the straps are threaded correctly on the fixings maybe slipping as incorrectly routed?.. hope you have sorted.

upsidedahead our boats are around 40 lbs and probably double that with gear and it does fine. Sorry for the late reply.

Yup

Jane McDonald the top pads swivel so I’d think it could. My kayak is about 38” wide if I recall.

Yup I had mine on this tug

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simon hunt thanks Simon. Not sure how it’d do on a SUP. It may not sit properly with a flat hull, you might have to modify it. Good luck.

Doug Hansen yes, they cinch from the top. Many have had issues with the straps but I’ve not. I don’t know why people just don’t use their own favorite straps?

I have a link, if you want it, to a guy who makes kayak carts for $12. They break all the time but they're super cheap

I went cheap put wheel frame through my drain holes it split the plastic and made my kayak leak and sink I got the two tugs due to cheap one damaging my kayak nos new kayak using the tug no risk of damage to my kayak im happy..

@@00griffis00 cheap makes for more cash in the long run these tugs last forever id never go cheap on trolley for my kayak again..

Not heavy. I put mine on the rear of my kayak the wheels upside down so plates on the tug are face down then bungee in place. Should fit on your kayak in one piece. I had on my tarpon 100 and now tarpon 140 with no issue but now on the 140 I can break down and store in the front of my kayak as have large hatch.

Didn’t seem too bad only took her 20 seconds

Lol like 30 seconds....

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it's actually quick and easy. or just don't take it apart, store it in your car. it's light. I could actually strap it to my paddle board, if I wanted to

Why not?

I see no reason why not

Gday Mike Bishop, cheers for your information I have tested it and can confirm that swapping the pads works for kayaks with a defined V shaped hull end to end www.kfdu.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=51952&sid=0d10ea8aa9492bcc33808ee1c3d159d1

Richard Kuehner bummer, not had those problems. There is a specific way to get them clicked in properly.

Wheels you need to snap to lock push down on the locking pin until it clicks. The pads shouldn't fall off fit the pads into the slots on their side then turn to flat they place themselves into the frame on their own shouldn't fall out.

no checked bag do you know which ones? You need to come to Washington next and we can show you around, we’re in many of the local wine clubs.

Trinity Tondeleir isn’t it beautiful! Thanks for commenting.

no checked bag mostly on my Canon EOS 70D, Mavic Drone with some on a GoPro Hero 3+ on a gimbal. Wishing I’d had my Removu K1 though.

Hanna Varabyeva awesome, congrats! She was great. Where are you having the service?

Wedding itself at the Lovers Walk, haven't think about dinner yet. Do you have any suggestions :)?

Hanna Varabyeva Lucia arranged the dinner cruise, ask her if there’s something like that?

We'll do for sure, I was that in your video - looked amazing!

Brandon Peters sure. You do mean on the upper deck, not underwater on the hull? If you mean that I’d think you could but it’d creat a ton of drag.

Robert James Adventure-Lifestyle-Travel Yes i mean under the hull. I have a old town predator pdl and I’m looking for something that I can leave on the kayak attached under the hull. So I can just launch it and go, when I’m done just pull up to shore and pull it. Im tiered of scraping up the hull every time I go to lauch and take out the kayak at a boat lauch. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks

Brandon Peters hmm, you can try it, I don’t think it’ll hurt the cart. You may also want to try carrying a small movers pad, harbor freight has them for less than 10.00, they fold up fairly compact.

LOL

Yup turn upside down and put in my kayak so the wheels stick upwards. Had mind like that for ages people ask if its a motor to propel me along lol

Hi Tim, the big problem most have is with the straps. If you learn the trick to them they’re fine. If you don’t like them just use one you like.

Hi, thanks for the compliment. We loved it! It makes it especially nice when you get a good guide and ours was great. He did say it's better to go in the afternoon as before noon they dump bus loads of guests and it gets crowded and hard to pay attention. We wish we had time to see Herculaneum too but just didn't have time. Cheers! (btw I love your channel you have a new subscriber)

Thanks so much!!!

Alabama Woodsman awesome, thanks for the input. Cheers!

Thanks! And back atcha! I’m still trying to nail down which gimbal would suit my needs. Have you looked at the Removu K1? I’m leaning that way for it simplicity.

Thanks for the support, Robert! I haven't used the Removu K1, but that one does look pretty darn cool! The best choice for you, depends on what type of device you like to record with. In public, I like to keep it simple with a Point & Shoot or my Cell Phone. Since I end up using my Cell Phone the most, the DJI OSMO Mobile 2 was the perfect choice for me. There are tons of other Gimbals out there, but the ones that work with smart phones are my favorite because they have the tracking feature (thanks to the bluetooth communication). Good luck with your research! Have a great day, my friend! =)