I've added a T piece of timber that sits at the joint of the bunks and ramps, also shoved some 3x2 hardwood inside the ramps. Have pulled it on and off a few times and nothing flexes or moves. I realise it's not the best way, but I had most of the stuff lying around so it only cost a few dollars. I'...

Yeah, the overhang I checked somewhere and it's apparently OK, but I should find it again and print it out so I've got something to show to any over zealous person who pulls me up. Here it is: https://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/-/media/files/documents/business-and-industry/class-o-rear-overhang-exempti...

Hi, and thanks for the reply.

If it flexes too much I'll just whack a couple of bits of 3x2 pine up them and glue them in.

Was thinking the same with through bolts cos I could reuse same holes for keeping the smaller pipes inside while travelling

Some of you would have seen my Advert for my PA14 for sale, and also some of you suggested that I might be better off trying to make it easier to get the kayak onto and off of my trailer rather than get rid of it. So, that's what I'm doing and I could probably use a bit of advice along the way. Here...

Thanks for the comments guys. Took it down the river for a spin yesterday and as a result made a slight change. I removed the head of the motor and changed the aluminium steering bar for a bit of PVC pipe. Extended and ran the wires down the conduit and into a sealed plastic container that I shoved ...

Hi guys, please bear with me here, this is my first post (so I guess this can serve as an introduction as well) and not real sure about how to do pics pics. I was lucky enough to win a SafariH2o kayak at the Annual Mulwala Cod Classic over the Cod opening weekend in December last year and since then...