New trailer!

[fishsouthcounty]

Originally Posted by fish doctor

great start did mine last summer old jet ski trailer i use for both my kayaks and a rubber raft very light

pretty cool...but i donno if id trust society to not just cut those front handles right off and take off with the kayaks....unless there is additional locks we cant see somewhere else?

good luck with the customization of that trailer...sounds like a fun project.

[fish doctor]

the chain was handy
use it to keep kayaks from sliding back in the high winds of mohove on way to bishop
they are also strapped through the scuppers
works great

plant to put a steel mesh box under them for firewood and gear

[lowprofile]

230 mile round trip like this and was fine!

cant wait to get it all together.

[Jimmyz123]

That's a fun new project, and will make loading and unloading easier on you. Thanks for posting up.

[mazilla]

Some foam noodles on those cross bars and you'd be good to go for as long as you'd like(without having to do any more work).

[lowprofile]

Originally Posted by mazilla

Some foam noodles on those cross bars and you'd be good to go for as long as you'd like(without having to do any more work).

ya i know. i have a roll of flat insulation foam and was thinking the same thing. but i need it rigged for two all the time and a third on occasion. Otherwise. id be set.

[mazilla]

Originally Posted by lowprofile

ya i know. i have a roll of flat insulation foam and was thinking the same thing. but i need it rigged for two all the time and a third on occasion. Otherwise. id be set.

How are you going to set it up?

I used my huge ass trailer because I'd be hauling at least two(usually three) at any time, plus I wanted something to help me move in a year or so. Three barely fit on mine. You can tell by the updated pics on my thread I still had to stack them on my Cobra "tankyak".