my momma always told me "why work harder when you can work smarter". :D that's why i bought mine.

x2 on the power wheels! Picked mine up from someone that put out the power wheel car on the curb on trash day! Can't beat free99!:D

Fronts or rears?
I looked at my sons Gravedigger last night and the inside diameters are different, didn't get my mic out, too drunk to take accurate readings. :doh:
I do have an old set gonna see what I can rig up this weekend.

Both should work. Between me and my brother we made two sets from one car. He is still using his set with his X-Factor and I sold mine with my X-13 earlier this year. The wheels on these two carts were not the large ones (maybe 6"-7" diameter and 5" wide). They rode great over hard pack and handled the soft sand very well. You can find larger height and width tires on the web site I posted prior, I think the large wheels fit the "Wrangler" model Power Wheel (10" diameter and around 7" wide).

Good luck.

Thanks I will see if the modifiedpowerwheels.com classifieds have any.

So there's a fish report coming?

after the bite dies off... Maybe

Uh oh, busted!!! :biggrinjester:

Kick stand for your hobie wheels
 

I do not like the idea of flipping the kayak on the side to insert the wheels on my hobie kayak so I think I am gonna put a kick stand to hold the wheel unit erect and lift the back end of the yak over the wheel posts then into the scupper holes. That way I don't have to take everything out of the yak. :notworthy:

hey if you do buy wheeleez dont get the pvc one's they are rated @ 95F if you leave them somewhere hot like I did they get warped. get the poly one's they are rated @ 167F. btw my wheeleez are 22cm they seem to be good size

I have already fabbed this up, well my son did, welded a bung on the Hobie plug in and made a removeable stand works well