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Captain cod
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Captain cod
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Re: Bow wheels
Or there was this option. Both obviously need to have launching wheels fitted to the transom as well. But I think they would make it much easier to move the boat about. Especially if you have a heavy brute at 170kg
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Jimthehook
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Re: Bow wheels
I've not used those but have used my kayak C-Tug wheels at the front, the ones you posted look like they have the advantage of some steering though! 
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Re: Bow wheels
I did see on another forum that someone adapted one of these and made plate from timber for the ball to to pivot on cheap as chips on ebay. I might go for one of these because the first ones I put on cost £250
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