is this an 11foot kayak? is there a drain plug? How much does it weigh?
1273910
sold it. a tip.....where you plan to store it......this was 5 inches too long for my garage storage,.....it lived in my living room for glota month. got a used 1...still paying 11 footer off..and when they deliver.....the time is off.....and driver, no patience. to ship back .. pricey....sorry u asked.
1273911
You can buy drain plugs at west marine or ace or Amazon...easy to install...Just need to thread it carefully after heating up the hole you make with a hair dryer. The plastic softens and you just slowly screw in the plug.
1273912
Yes it does have a drain plug in the rear... it's for the compartment which is bulk-headed behind the seat. Not sure about the weight... maybe between 30 and 40 lbs.
1383090
If you can figure out how to mount the unit and the transducer on a kayak there is no reason why it wouldn't. I've got it on a 10' aluminum skiff, used a small 12 volt battery - the type commonly used on lawn tractors and it works great.
1592453
Sorry I can't answer that. The kayak was a Christmas present for our granddaughter and since we live in Ohio, and the weather here has been quite cold, there hasn't been an opportunity for her to take it out.
1599604
It is most definatly a 2 person kayak. For one person it is very cumbersome. Difficult to steer and slow going.
1668836
Just to confirm the answer below, The Kayak is 36 lbs and the cockpit is 24.5 x 41.5. (Large and easy to get into and out)
105769
I have an inflatable Kayak that is 15 ft. long.. I took a piece of conduit and had it bend like a hook slightly smaller than my pontune (I can't spell) so when when inflated it would hold it in place. The cable for the transducer was fed inside the conduit up throgh the hook then to the battery, it works for me...
2138698
I suggest you never, ever use this kayak anywhere. It fills with water. To get the water out you have to turn it upside down.
2112528
It's about 3'x4' and weighs a lot! We used ours all summer with no problems.
519934
No backrest for this type of kayak and usually no paddle either. Light enough for a 45-50 lb kid to handle. Plastic.
1046593
The trailer is designed for a jon boat or row boat. I guess it is not good to transport a 12 feet kayak because it is not easy to sit the kayak on the trailer steadily. If you want to do some DIY work, it might be OK.
1255749
yes there is a drain plug. hardware provided to attach back rest doesn't fit. be prepared to make trip to hardware for approx. fifty dollars in needed stainless hardware...
987037
It's less than a foot high. It weighs less than a pound most likely. And it's a very good looking unit for outboard motors.
1367216
Yep. It's actually heavier than I expected. No problems as of yet, with a 9 ft!
170486
It has two integrated "skegs" for stability. Each is aprox 18" long by 2" in depth. It will pull with each stroke if using a kayak paddle but tracks decent enough for the price. Hope this helps.
1046597
As far as length yes. It may be a little overkill for a Kayak on the width. I have a 12ft aluminum boat on mine. Easy to put together and for the price I think it was a steal.
1531227
I estimate that it weighs about 15 lbs. Primarily used on moody bottom of Lake of the Ozarks. It has been amazing for the last year and we haven't had to re-anchor since purchasing.
596371
It weighs about 104lbs, and smaller than the older ones. The wheels are made of plastic and you could pull it behind a garden tractor. The power cord is about 6ft.