Homemade Milkcrate Kayak Cart (Assembly)

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Uploaded by on Aug 10, 2007

Link: http://www.texaskayakfisherman.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=73980
Here is the material cost:

one - Milk Crate ??
one - 1 1/2 inch x 10 feet PVC pipe $4.29
four -90 degree elbow $0.56 each
four -T-connector $1.29 each
one - 1/2 inch aluminum bar $3.98
two - washer $0.09
two - Cotter pin $0.56
two - 13 1/2 inch plastic wheel $4.00 (or 12 inch with bearing $9.95 each)
one - Strap ??

Total US $24.97 (Aug 2007)

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Uploader Comments (quocducnguyen)

  • @aljotock. thanks and good call on the third leg. I've been place the cart on top of my small Pelican case and it worked out for me but definitely...one day I will add a small third leg that can be swing up/down. Have a great day!

  • c'est assez simple mais on peut pas le mettre dans un kayak

  • @gruuz

    Salutations de Houston, au Texas.

    Les roues peuvent être stockées à l'intérieur du kayak. La création se transforme en un stockage caisse avec quatre haut-support de canne à pêche. Au Texas, les pêcheurs en kayak ont aussi une caisse pour transporter des articles de pêche supplémentaires (traduit par Google).

  • what is the rod that sticks into the wheels called. It looks like he inserts a hitch pin clip into it to secure the wheel. Thanks.

  • Its a half inch aluminum rod from Home Depot. I drilled two holes at the ends to put the hitch pin.

  • Nice. Serves as it's own storage! Where did you get the wheels for it and the axle?

  • The aluminum axle rod is from Home Depot and the wheels are from Northern Tool. Yes, it serves as a storage bin and 4 fishing rods holder.

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  • milk crates are fairly easy to "borrow" *wink wink* from schools or even colleges. Just find where the back of the cafeteria is...usually a dumpster and loading dock...and most of the time there is just a stack sitting out there. Might have to try diff days of the week. Just a suggestion :) Thanks for the video!!! I think im donna try this!

  • This is a cool little cart. I'm looking at getting maybe getting a larger canoe. This cart will help out in that respect.

  • Great use of a tennis ball!

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  • Brilliant. You guys keep Youtube alive! I've coped out and bought a C - Tug, but, if I may, can I suggest a little extra leg at the back which stands the trolley upright until you put the kayak on? My mate's got a C - tug with no extra leg and it's a pain to use.

  • Sick!!!@@

  • TOTAL BADASS

  • Made one used it on my jon boat.....worked great! Forget a trailer or waiting by the loading dock take it through the woods and launch it practically anywhere! Thanks!

  • VERY CLEVER! Now, if I could only pull it behind my car.

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