can you use this for a sit on top tandum kayak?
838148
Yes it will work. I bought two additional flexible connections tie downs at a hardware store to help hold the cart in place when I roil over deep sand. I use the belt that is attached to the cart as a front support and the two additional flex connections in the back to hold the cart in place. You attach the cart in the middle of the kayak then when you lift the front of the kayak the weight is balanced so as you pull it you are not then holding up the full weight of the kayak because it is being balanced by the cart. I open the cart up set it next to the kayak then lift the front of the kayak and set it on the cart tie it in place and you are ready to go.
838149
Yes it will work. I bought two additional flexible connections tie downs at a hardware store to help hold the cart in place when I roil over deep sand.I use the belt that is attached to the cart as a front support and the two additional flex connections in the back to hold the cart in place.You attach the cart in the middle of the kayak then when you lift the front of the kayak the weight is balanced so as you pull it you are not then holding up the full weight of the kayakbecause it is being balanced by the cart. I open the cart up set it next to the kayak then lift the front of the kayak and set it on the cart tie it in place and you are ready to go. Yes it will work. I bought two additional flexible connections tie downs at a hardware store to help hold the cart in place when I roil over deep sand.I use the belt that is attached to the cart as a front support and the two additional flex connections in the back to hold the cart in place.You attach the cart in the middle of the kayak then when you lift the front of the kayak the weight is balanced so as you pull it you are not then holding up the full weight of the kayakbecause it is being balanced by the cart. I open the cart up set it next to the kayak then lift the... » Read More Yes it will work. I bought two additional flexible connections tie downs at a hardware store to help hold the cart in place when I roil over deep sand.I use the belt that is attached to the cart as a front support and the two additional flex connections in the back to hold the cart in place.You attach the cart in the middle of the kayak then when you lift the front of the kayak the weight is balanced so as you pull it you are not then holding up the full weight of the kayakbecause it is being balanced by the cart. I open the cart up set it next to the kayak then lift the front of the kayak and set it on the cart tie it in place and you are ready to go. « Show Less
838150
I would say yes, I use it for a 14' sit on top and a 15' sit in. If you place the cart in the center it should work fine. Hope this helps.
1381861
My son uses it for his wheelchair -- it works fine for that and he loves it. Requires quite a bit of dexterity so I imagine it would be fine for kayaking.
753599
Hi, with a kayak, you should be able to rig it to hang any way you like. It may require a double wrap around the hull to ensure it doesn't roll upright, but I'm sure you could figure it out.
1245521
Kayaks of any width can be placed on top of the saddles and then strapped down. The saddles don't open up as jaws to grab the kayak. A kayak simply sits atop the saddles. If you are referring to how wide the saddle fasteners open up for mounting on roof racks, they are adjustable and can be fitted to most racks.
2230634
It does not appear to be designed for sit on tops. It has two straps with buckles that are designed to attach the seat pad to a typical canoe seat. You probably could rig it though.
240311
Yes, a light weight person could sit on top of the kayak while supported on these stNds. They are very sturdy and hold up well to the elements. I have mine outside here in Florida and they look brand new after being out in the sun and humidity for snout 4 months.
556204
Yes. No problem, as long as the kayak is inflated enough so that the ends don't droop to the ground.
1865133
I believe mine is an Ocean Kyak brand....but any that say they will fit a sit on top kayak will fit, the Dring placements are the same...or close. Lots of drings on the board to attach things.
1956250
If you have a roof rack you should be ok. When you strap the kayak down these buffers really compress, so the front and back of the kayak might bang on the front and back of the roof while driving if you don't have a rack, especially over bumps. In any case, you will need more straps than the ones that come with this setup.
1843423
You can but it takes a little work making the kayak racks fit because bars are a little small for most mounting brackets but it works
1046594
Yes, but probably overkill. You could rig it with several 12' kayaks. Most people I see put kayaks on a roof rack. I have a 12' aluminum Starcraft with outboard on mine.
1883920
No, it would cause you to be unable to get the kayak very high off the floor and your mechanical advantage would be compromised making you try to stretch the kayak...
1670312
Yes. As long as you're not trying to do concrete kayak while the cart is mounted. :)
1883917
I don't know why you would want to do this. If whatever you are lifting is equally balanced on both ends, it should work. Might consider installing something on the kayak to hook the lifting bands farther toward the ends of the kayak so that most of the weight of the kayak is between the two lifting bands.
994247
I'm not sure about the dimensions of your kayaks, but the ones I've seen could be laid on their sides and strapped down to the extensions. So from my limited point of view, I would say yes.
1046597
As far as length yes. It may be a little overkill for a Kayak on the width. I have a 12ft aluminum boat on mine. Easy to put together and for the price I think it was a steal.
372216
This could sit on anything. There is nothing to attach on the bottom. It would probably work great for the kayak. Or a canoe or rowboat or picnic table. Anyplace you want to sit that doesn't have a back would be a good place for this seat.