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Kayak / Canoe Fishing Just for those guys who prefer to paddle... |
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hobie pa 12
Hi guys, just got my pa 12 wondering if a box trailer would be the go for transporting it. how do others fair with their kayak.
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try sonmthing like this
http://www.akff.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=39947 |
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Welcome to the site. What state do you live in? In Victoria you might be booked for carrying a kayak on a trailer that wasn't registered. We don't need to register 6x4 box trailers. Any boat, including kayaks, must be carried on a trailer that is registered as a boat trailer. Plenty of people do it however and not many seem to ever get booked.
Last edited by Windknot; 18-12-2014 at 06:15 PM. |
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Thanks guys live in Perth wa, think I would call local authorities here and find out if it's legal.
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Box trailer with racks is perfectly legal in wa as long as its licensed
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I used an old 6 x 4 box trailer, had to extend the draw bar though. I believe a 7 x 5 box trailer has a long enough draw bar. Also used the Hobie cradles which support the hull in the right places and i leave mine on the trailer when not being used. A trailer makes things so much easier. If you message me your email i can send you a picture or two.
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Thanks for the info, it's going to make things easier. lionel.mundri @gmail.com is my email.
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Thanks Trev |
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Trev whats your email and i'll send through some photos and info. mines a PA12 so if you go a 14 it will be a little different.
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