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This video will give you step by step instructions on how to build a kayak cart yourself for less than $30. For cheaper wheels, you can pick up the plastic ones at Harbor Freight for $5 a pair, this is how you do it for less than even $25.

The cart is made up of PVC pipe, wheels from Amazon, and an old pool noodle. Mine has held up easily through about a dozen trips to the lake and just recently to Son's Island in Seguin, TX. Make sure you leave the plastic out of the sun to keep this lasting longer, although some good quality paint protector spray will go a long way too and that is what my kayak cart has on it.

The only thing I would really add to this cart is a bungee cord that can wrap around the kayak to hold it more securely onto this cart. The cart holds up just fine, but if the kayak is dry and the pool noodles are dry, the kart can sometimes slip off.

Other than that, this cart can go through rocky roads, muddy roads, or paved roads. Doesn't matter, you're good.

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My 10' Kayak:
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Kayak Cart:
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2 Rubber Wheels: (if you want the cheaper $5 plastic wheels, go to Harbor Freight)
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PVC Glue:
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Instructions:

Step 1 – Cut the 10’ section of 3/4” PVC into the following lengths.

(B) – 18”
(C) – 10.5”
(D) – cut four 8” pieces
(E) – cut two 4.5” pieces
(F) – cut two 1¾” pieces
(G) – cut four 3” pieces

Step 2 – Drill a 5/8” hole through two of the PVC end caps

Step 3 – Glue the following pieces together

- (D) pieces glued to 2 opposing ends of the "T" - do this twice
- (G) piece glued to the 3rd end on that same "T"
- (C) piece glued in between 2 "T"' so that the whole thing looks like an "H"
- cap with hole - (F) - "T" - (E) - "T" - (E) - "T" - (F) - cap with hole. face the middle "T" with the 3rd hole facing sideways compared to the other "T"s that will face upwards.

Step 4 – Glue the following chunks together

- "H" looking piece connects to the bottom bracket. Then the two big "T" looking pieces get glued on top of that, facing perpendicular.

Step 5 – Put the axle together (from left to right)

(1 wheel) Lock Nut - Flat Washer - Wheel - Flat Washer - Hex Nut - Lock Washer (do this again for the other wheel. Lock nut faces outside.


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