Hobie's newest cart
$219.99 in stock!
Higher Capacity (242 lbs vs 176) Larger Wheels (30 cm vs 24) Wider Axel (33” vs 29) Shown, compared to the original Trax 2 http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwegall.../IMG_00241.JPG |
Didnt team sewer thought about this already
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I dont care who thought about it first - I need it!
Dragging my PA14 through the sand on a standard cart is a workout and a half! I'm getting too old for that... |
How are you supposed to load the kayak without turning it on it's side?
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One person can remove the cart easily without tipping it to the side, just lift it from the stern and the cart will drop out. To put the cart on with out tipping it to the side you need 2 people.
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I thought it wasn't good to use the ones that fit in the scuppers? :confused:
I like the wheels tho. |
looks nice, wish it was cheaper:eek:
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There are lots of posts on this topic on the Hobie Forums. |
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is it possible to buy just the frame? i already have the wheels.
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I would guess that you have a Wheeleez Beach cart that has the same tires but not the same wheel. Your wheel goes on a thicker aluminum axle with a hole and a (cotter pin) this cart has a smaller diameter stainless axle and the wheel is held on with a snap ring and a groove in the axle.
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this shows em, an allen wrench tightens them where you want them
https://www.kosailing.com/media/cata...rax2-03-sm.jpg |
Thanks for the pics.
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I was never able to get the post clamps tight enough to support my fully-loaded Prangler 14. So I cut two pieces of PVC that just fit over the cart tubes - and then two more pieces of PVC that just fit over the first ones, making them twice as thick. I put them on under the post clamps, so the PVC rests on the axle and supports the clamps. I carefully measured the cart posts so that with the PVC spacers installed I still had room to insert the keeper pin into the post top.
Other folks have simply replaced the post clamps with a tennis ball, but that may or may not allow you to still use the keeper pin. |
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Ewe bencha.
This view is looking with the cart "upside down" (from the wheel side) at the two PVC sleeves. Note how one fits inside the other and both sit on the axle with the post clamp above. http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c1...psa548b4f8.jpg |
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