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Darren Turner - 6 years ago

Instead of using T pieces for your axle to run through, you can just use elbows on the bottom of the uprights.

Keith Bodine - 6 years ago

What size Schedule 40 PVC? 3/4”, 1”? Otherwise, exactly what I needed. My 10” wheels came off a battery powered 4 wheeler I found put out for garbage. They are solid hard plastic with deep tread. Should be great for the sand and mud in Galveston Bays. I’ll be adding bungee cords for my tie downs.

Spencer Dodds - 7 years ago

great video, no nonsense,nice and simple. I chose your video as a base to my trolley, I made a few changes to suit my axle and kayak. Thanks.

Donn Harrison - 7 years ago

Thank you SO much! My son and I knocked this out this afternoon. Got the parts at the local store and it only took 20 minutes to make! Saved money and made memories with my son! Thanks!

MiamiFishN - 8 years ago

Check ghis for enthusiasm !! Lol
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Nestor Lagares - 8 years ago

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Nouel Fernandez - 8 years ago

How do I attach it to the kayak.?

Darren Turner - 6 years ago

Bungy cords are your friend.

yellowdeer 7 - 8 years ago

+Nouel Fernandez You just place it under the kayak or canoe and the weight keeps it under the kayak. Or you could tie it to the kayak.

alderete74 - 9 years ago

where can i get an axle

Dave Stone - 8 years ago

+alderete74 Get some 5/8" threaded rod ($4 - $5 at Home Stores), 2 (or 4 your call) 5/8" flat washers and 2 5/8" stop nuts (also called aircraft nuts or nylon lock nuts).

Troy Reynolds - 9 years ago

Good video. This is the stile cart I'm going to make for my field & stream eagle run 12 kayak.

Cora Emens - 9 years ago

Thank you

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phartattack - 10 years ago

USE 1 1/4" PVC
If you didn't put the caps on the noodle covered arm you could run a strap through it to tie down the kayak.

quagateer - 10 years ago

Recently won an Ocean Trident 13, measured the tank well drain holes on center (12") and have an old dolly I have little use for which will take care of the wheels and axle that I need to make one for my sot kayak. If I would need the dolly again no problem, just take the wheels & axle off the home made cart and put back on the dolly.

Tim Rowe - 10 years ago

Great Cart made mine out of heavy duty 25mm pvc conduit.Solid as a rock!!
Thanks for the video

Matt Scarn - 10 years ago

How could I hook this up to a bike?

Christopher Collins - 10 years ago

Awesome mate - thanks!

brandon dufault - 10 years ago

how long was your axel??

Adam Smith - 10 years ago

Great. Where did you get the wheels from?

Jon Morgan - 7 years ago

Adam Smith he got them off a friend who had them lying about.

The crazy man from Ireland. - 10 years ago

Great video man

MrMJ6358 - 11 years ago

Thanks for the info. Went to HD and bought all the items. Took me about an hour except I used 1'inch PVC. Works great!!!

Tom Lenarz - 11 years ago

Great job! I'm going to make one of these for my Kayak. Now I need one for my paddle boat.

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Jason green - 11 years ago

Nice real nice

William Wallace - 11 years ago

Wow. This was too easy, and a lot cheaper then buying one. Very good directions. THANK YOU!

jimmy chungah - 11 years ago

awesome...will make this model next.

ve6kk - 11 years ago

Did you use one inch PVC? I think it would be strong enough. A bit cheaper too! Thanks for the dimensions but don't forget to confirm on your kayak. If not using Cryptic's kickstand you could use elbows on the botton and pass the axle thru the horizontal pipe. Going to try all 1 in. sched. 40 on mine with kickstand. Cheers

BackcountryKayaking - 11 years ago

Nice Video! I have made the same cart from Cryptic Crickets page it works great I haul a 12' Dagger Axis and a 12' Wilderness Pungo. Made a few minor modifications but it works and it was cheap!

CrypticCRICKET - 11 years ago

Nice work! Great job on the video and thanks for submitting it as a video response to my video! I'll approve it right away so it can be displayed with mine. Have a great day! Cricket

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