Date: 8/14/2001, 4:18 pm
: Hi there, Mick.
: I think I got it now: the kayak wants to spin about its long axis, and this
: puts lots of torque on that center assembly. Just like you said.
: Still, it's not too much trouble to account for that, as you point out. The
: way I've done it here, on a split-axle unit, does require a connector
: between the two axles.
: Your solid-axle design is stronger, I think, being designed for this use.
: Most golf bags (well, mine) weigh 25-30 pounds, so I'm already pushing the
: cart's capacity. I certainly wouldn't consider this to be expedition-duty.
: On the other hand, I know a woman with a Pygmy Coho. Her house is about
: 100 yards from the Sound, via a graded walkway, and this might (cheaply)
: save her the trouble of lugging it when she wants to go for a day paddle.
: Thanks for the help.
: Happy paddling,
: Pete,
: in Snohomish, WA
looks good to me pete!
how about abusing and using it for a few months and tell us how its holding out and what to really do to make better.
good luck
-mick
Messages In This Thread
- Get Thee To A Yard Sale! *Pic*
Pete Roszyk -- 8/10/2001, 8:27 pm- good pickoff
mike allen -- 8/10/2001, 8:51 pm- Stress 'n Struts *Pic*
Pete Roszyk -- 8/11/2001, 12:41 pm- Re: Stress 'n Struts *Pic*
mike allen -- 8/12/2001, 1:02 pm- Ah, I get it... . *Pic*
Pete Roszyk -- 8/14/2001, 2:37 pm- looks good! - want long term report.
mike allen -- 8/14/2001, 4:18 pm
- looks good! - want long term report.
- Ah, I get it... . *Pic*
- Re: Stress 'n Struts *Pic*
- Stress 'n Struts *Pic*
- good pickoff