Is there any way to lock up this kayak? Is there any way to lock up this kayak?
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There is a big carrying handle on the front that you could loop a cable-type bike lock through, if you had a post or tree close enough. The other option is to simply deflate it and take it with you. We have a rolling duffle bag that the kayak, pump and paddles all fit in, and we've occasionally bungeed the duffle to the back storage compartment so that we could take a one-way trip downstream and then take the kayak back with us on a bus.
1885806
I do not have a lock on mine, so I am not sure about how to lock it, guess I am just a justing camper, I do stay in safe rv parks though.
894634
I have a sevylor Tahiti-K79. The skeg is worth buying as it keeps the kayak moving forward instead of drifting. amazon had skegs last year I think. but maybe not this year. However I have information on the store they used. before. shipstore.com
1874457
It's very easy. Just remove the safety pin. Lower or raise, and place the safety pin back to lock it
1256440
We locked ours with a small padlock through the hole in the post that goes though cent of wheel. It prevents the bar from turning.
659942
You actually need to pull it towards the pulley and item (ie kayak) to unlock the pulley system, and since the item is centered you have to pull it off to the side as well. I don't think I can unlock it pulling straight down.
448424
can't be locked down but can be tightened up, ours is in our motorhome and it works great ,we love it.
659945
I pull mine at an angle to release/lock. If you have enough clearance at the ceiling, you could probably push the paddleboard slightly to one direction while unlocking or locking to make it easier.
1880989
I've always found the locking part to be tricky...but have always managed to get it to work by doing something like this(best I can recall): place the key in the lock, turn the key to the unlock position, slide the lock onto the bolt (while still having the key in the UNlock position), then release the key from the unlock position and remove the key. Give it a shot and let me know.Barry
1151021
I haven't done it, but after looking under the motor, I'll confidently and recklessly say that the motor can be loosened, lifted, and turned around for outboard turning. You'd need some sort of outboard tool rest.
1371895
I don't think that would be possible. I was going to add a remote control for my kayak and due to the design of the electronics I couldn't do it. You would be better off purchasing a different model.
1418113
Have not attempted to lock. On flights, all other times, I keep it in my sight so no need to lock. Sorry I could not help.
638903
There isn't really much to assemble; just slide the wheels onto the axles and secure them using the included pins. Make sure the air fill valves are on the inside of the wheels so they can't snag on the pins as the wheel rotates. Spread the padded support arms apart until the strap is tight and spread the support "kick" stand out, too. I like to have the support stand legs toward the front as I'm pulling the kayak along so that should it swing down (never happened yet) it can't jam into the ground or get snagged on a root. The thing you'll have to fuss with the most is the long strap which secures the kayak to the cart. Each kayak is different in terms of weight, its placement on the cart, and how the strap best captures the kayak and locks it to the cart. Experiment with it for about 5 minutes and I'm sure you'll find the ideal configuration.
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It can be a bit tricky. But once you get it figured out it will be a breeze. Lets see if i can help. First off make sure you have the rope and pulleys set up correctly. Look at the photo on the package, it helped me as i got mine all messed up. It also works best with a load on it. Hard to lock and unlock with out a load. With some weight on it you should be able to pull up on rope, when you want to lock it just pull into narrow groove on locking pulley bar. the bar will then raise up and lock. To release pull down on rope and slowly lower load while you keep rope in locking bar in the larger part of bar. It works best for me to keep pulley and hoisting rope facing the same direction. If you are at an angle or off set, it wants to lock. Built in safety feature i guess. I use one of these for a deer hanger and i also use two for hoisting my kayak up to the ceiling for storage. Just practice a little with some weight on it and watch how it all works together. You will get it.. Hope this helps
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Hey Rich- what I'll do is rollover the canoe with the backend clear and simply set the carriage on the bottom upside down, then cinch it down, flip it over & ur ready to go. Its important to get the strap over something like a tie down or notch in the kayak so it doesn't slip off. I have mine balances well enough my kids can jump in it when I'm wheeling it to the beach. Happy canoeing!� Brad
2115524
adjust the lock height and water level from max. to low I have mine in max.
140802
unfortunately not. I just tried mine out and there is no locking mechanism available without modification.