You may find with paracord in an "outdoor" setting and under load, it likes to stretch and stiffen up. So after the off season you might have a little headache lowering your rig down.
Good job. that's what i was thinking. The eye bolts are a good touch. My only comment is shim the eye bolts out maybe an inch or so from the wooden it beam to avoid any rubbing issues, it looked like it was rubbing.
Great video 👍 It doesnt look like it takes alot of effort to raise or lower kayak 👌 Thanks for explaining how you rigged ropes, I have 2 kayaks I need to raise in the garage. I am going to use your plan and build.
Orale Carnal! Finally got some decent ideas from you! Should have looked for some tejano engineering first off! I miss Texas....HEB and good Mexican food!
Thanks this is the best set up I have seen on TH-cam.
Thanks for the explanation of how you rigged everything and showing close-ups. Very helpful.
Dude, Exactly what I was looking for!
You may find with paracord in an "outdoor" setting and under load, it likes to stretch and stiffen up. So after the off season you might have a little headache lowering your rig down.
Good job. that's what i was thinking. The eye bolts are a good touch. My only comment is shim the eye bolts out maybe an inch or so from the wooden it beam to avoid any rubbing issues, it looked like it was rubbing.
Cameron Young thank you! I appreciate it
Great video. Clear explanations. I was looking for something just like this. Thank you
Glad I could help thank you
Great video 👍 It doesnt look like it takes alot of effort to raise or lower kayak 👌 Thanks for explaining how you rigged ropes, I have 2 kayaks I need to raise in the garage. I am going to use your plan and build.
awesome
Orale Carnal! Finally got some decent ideas from you! Should have looked for some tejano engineering first off! I miss Texas....HEB and good Mexican food!
Oh yeah for sure! Your welcome man! And viva Texas!