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zeelaagee · 03-16-2007, 09:10 AM

i picked up a older jogging stroller from CL for 15 bucks. it was one of the older versions with 20" tires and a lot of metal tubing and brackets to work with. it's not the prettiest cart on the beach- but it works at less than a third the cost.

a hacksaw/sawsall, drill gun, rivet gun, ballpine (sp?) hammer, a couple of hours and motivation was all it took to convert it into a very useful addition to the arsenal. i think i'll lower the rails a bit so that the center of gravity of the kayak sits lower for travelling over more severe obstacles. i use a ratchet strap to secure the boat to it.

here's a photo of the side:

i flattened out some tubing and attached it for supports to eliminate lateral sway.

it was nice to have some of the brackets already in place to use.

03-16-2007, 09:10 AM	#3
zeelaagee Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Carlsbad Posts: 37	i made my own... it's easy i picked up a older jogging stroller from CL for 15 bucks. it was one of the older versions with 20" tires and a lot of metal tubing and brackets to work with. it's not the prettiest cart on the beach- but it works at less than a third the cost. a hacksaw/sawsall, drill gun, rivet gun, ballpine (sp?) hammer, a couple of hours and motivation was all it took to convert it into a very useful addition to the arsenal. i think i'll lower the rails a bit so that the center of gravity of the kayak sits lower for travelling over more severe obstacles. i use a ratchet strap to secure the boat to it. here's a photo of the side: i flattened out some tubing and attached it for supports to eliminate lateral sway. it was nice to have some of the brackets already in place to use.