Vnx, that workmanship is amazing, well done.:)
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Vnx, that workmanship is amazing, well done.:)
oops sorry - yes Kayaks :D
We have a store bought kayak (blow moulded thing), but i actually would like a Canoe - the traditional indian style as i think there is more room. BUT could be a bit difficult to transport
I got in trouble for that too:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:.Quote:
Originally Posted by smac
I refer to all boats,including mine as canoes.
YES,the workmanship on them timber constructed water going devices is awesome:D:D:D:D:D
Andrew
No one has posted here for a bit but I just had a look through the thread and there are some spunky looking boats.
First photo is a shot of the old mans boat, a 12ft stessco squire towed by isuzu county on our recent cape trip.
Second photo is of the best fish for the trip.
Nice barry scott - Im heading up north to play with old pink eyes and chase up some 'toga in a couple of weekends.
Is that a diff I spy under the boat trailer ?
S
Cheap way of matching wheels with the old girl???Quote:
Originally Posted by roverrescue
Andrew
And if you keep oil in there you have spare oil, and a spare diff :)Quote:
Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Here's mine that I've had for nearly a year. It mainly gets used exploring Sydney harbour with fishing and skiing a part of it. Taken it on a couple of 300 km trips inland behind the 90 for some camping weekends on lakes. It's been great fun.
Good luck mate, hope ya get some. I have the FNQ fever. I still haven't cleaned all the red dust out of the county because it reminds me :DQuote:
Originally Posted by roverrescue
We built the trailer for the trip. All credit to Bundalene (Erich) who gave Dad and I the idea. No diff in the pumpkin. Just wheel bearings, springs and shocks, a frame and some RHS radius arms. All bolt on though so we didn't affect the gal on the original trailer.
I am putting a video on youtube of the boat trailer going down Palm Creek as we speak, I will put up a link soon.