Can No Flat Wheels be Used on the Malone WideTrakS Large Kayak/Canoe Cart
Updated 05/03/2022 | Published 05/02/2022
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1 we need a cart that would work either on rough terrain or on the beach. Is it possible to use the # MPG521-S and switch out the tires with the non-inflatable ones for non-beach use? Or are the two carts entirely different? 2 for road trips with kayak, is it possible to use one of these carts or is a real trailer necessary, like the Malone Eco-Light?
asked by: Gerald C
Expert Reply:
Yes, you can use the Malone WideTrakS Large Kayak/Canoe Cart with Balloon Wheels and Bunks # MPG521-S for softer terrain and then swap out the wheels with the No Flat Wheels # MAL94VR for when you need to move your boat on rougher terrain.
These are designed to be pulled by hand. If you were sitting in the back of your car/truck and holding it by hand to slowly move the kayak around your property that would be one thing, but if you're talking about transportation on the highway then you definitely need a full-on trailer like the Malone EcoLight Sport Trailer with V-Style Carriers # MAL43FR.
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Malone WideTrakS Large Kayak/Canoe Cart with Balloon Wheels and Bunks
- Watersport Carriers
- Fishing Kayak
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- Scupper-Style
- No Load Assist
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