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Pacific Outdoors Canoe and Boat Carrier
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| Part No: | B000ASDGXA |
| Manufacturer: | Pacific Outdoors |
| MFG Part: | 17-CC100 |
| Customer Rating: | 4.5 / 5.0 |
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- Boat and canoe carrier features a lightweight steel construction
- High-pressure heavy-duty tires for easy rolling over rough terrain
- Adjustable hull supports contour to the side of your vessel
- Spring-loaded kickstand allows for easier loading
- Includes an air pump, tube repair kit, and hull pads
Lightweight steel construction - Provides additional strength and durability
High-pressure heavy duty tires - Easy rolling over rough terrain
Adjustable hull supports - Contours to the size of your vessel
Spring-loaded kick stand - Allows for easier boat loading
Quick-release wheels - Deconstructs and folds in seconds
Air pump, tube repair kit and hull pads included - Essential accessories keep you on the move
Product Number - 17-CC100
Max Weight Limit: 300 lb.
Bar Code: 0 41062 00112 3
Carton Weight: 27 lb.
Carton Cube: 1.2
Carton Dimensions: 30.5"x7"x17.5"
Folded Dimensions: 31"x16"x16"
Assembled Dimensions: 31"x16"x16.25
The Pacific Outdoors 17-CC100 Boat and Canoe Carrier features a lightweight steel construction that provides strength and durability. High-pressure heavy-duty tires are designed to provide easy rolling over even rough terrain. The adjustable hull supports contour to the side of your vessel, and a spring-loaded kick stand allows for easier boat loading. The 17-CC100 also features quick-release wheels, so the carrier can deconstruct and fold down in a matter of seconds. Pacific Outdoors has included essential accessories to keep you on the move, such as an air pump, tube repair kit, and hull pads. This carrier has a maximum weight limit of 300 pounds.
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| This carrier is strong and well made but a little heavy for a small person to carry around. |
| One Tough Cart | 2010-07-19 | 5 / 5 |
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| I bought this cart last week from LL Bean, and tried it out right away on the Bigelow Hollow canoe loop in Northern Connecticut. The cart performed like a champ on the notorious Mashapaug - Breakneck portage and everywhere else that I took it. |
| The best all around Kayak or Canoe Mover for the money! | 2010-02-17 | 5 / 5 |
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| I bought this to squire around a new Tsunami 175 Touring Kayak. I researched all the others and read the reviews, and then I remembered the difference I experienced in having air-filled bicycle type wheels made on my golf cart versus the 6" hard plastic or rubber ones I had previously used. Those small wheels work well on the smooth pavement you might find at a large state park boat launch or cart path, but get quickly stuck and rutted in mud ... sand.... brush...where the larger air-filled tires are effortless. When I opened the box I knew it would have been great with some large canoes I had portaged in the past, but how would it work on the narrower frame of my kayak. Perfectly! is the answer. The thickly padded hull braces are adjustable to three different widths and the narrower one worked perfect with balancing my kayak and taking through the rough to the beach were I launch it. Don't waste your $$ on any kayak or canoe transporter with hard 6" wheels. And did I mention the sturdy leg brace, it sets quickly with one hand and then the unit is sturdy enough to sit on and won't run-away on you while you are wrestling your kayak/canoe out of the water. I can lift the front end of my kayak onto the braced cart (about a 1/3 of the way up, cinch the strap (by-the-way you will need a piece of foam or a sponge from your kayak to place between the metal hardware on the sling and your tender boat skin to avoid a scratch when you cinch it snug)),then release the heavy spring assisted brace, pick up the tail end and start walking back up the hill and I am on my way in less than 60 seconds. This unit is well made, welded, heavy duty springs, thick pads...a quality piece...also great for moving other large objects like heavy pipe or timbers. I know I sound like a salesman, but I have bought a lot of stuff that was not well made, flimsy, poorly designed and difficult to maintain and assemble...it is just a pleasure to know I got a great value for my dollars. |
| Pacific Canoe Cart | 2009-11-13 | 4 / 5 |
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I generally like the cart a lot - excellent price and works great. I'm in my late 50's and I can't take the strain anymore carrying canoes on my back. I tried a Paddle Boy cart for a year and hated it (one with the fat tires) - canoe was low to the ground and was hard to secure to the cart - didnt work well on rougher terrain.
I would have rated it 5 stars if the welds looked stronger - wonder about long-term durability. The spot welds on the tubing are pretty sloppy - I wont be surprised if they fail after a few years. So far the cart feels rock solid after using it for a couple months (4-6 times).
I use the cart to portage canoes along trails or closed roads into small lakes that I fish in Northern Wisconsin - between 1/4 and 1/2 mile. I have a 16'Penobscot Royalex and a 13' Wenonah Fusion Kevlar. I can load them with a lot of gear - has no problems handling the load. The clearance is excellent and easily rolls over small branches or rocks on the trails. I like the larger wheels and ball bearing axle.
It's a little heavy - but I dont keep the cart in canoe while fishing anyway - hidden in the brush, |
| kayak carrier | 2009-10-24 | 5 / 5 |
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| excellent product to carry a canoe or a kayak, after trying others I found this one to be the best that is offer by , and Pacific Outdoors had this item deliver to my door in less than 2 days |
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