07-20-2009, 08:28 PM
"One question for you. On your model, after you get the tube to water, are you planing on putting the cart on your tube or leaving it on shore or taking it back to your car or whats is the plan?"
[cool][#0000ff]All of my different tube cart models have been successfully straped to the back of my tube while I am out on the water. The bungee cords I use to secure them to and from the water also work to attach them to D rings at the back of the tube to hold everything securely while fishing. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]That is one of the pictures I need to include for a final review...the completed cart lashed down on the back. I have already tested it and it works with the wheels on or off. The wheels stick up a bit, but that is usually no problem. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Here are a couple of pics from the past of my tube carts stowed for fishing. It may look cumbersome and unbalanced but I have never noticed them behind me...and have been glad to have them when needed.[/#0000ff]
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[cool][#0000ff]All of my different tube cart models have been successfully straped to the back of my tube while I am out on the water. The bungee cords I use to secure them to and from the water also work to attach them to D rings at the back of the tube to hold everything securely while fishing. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]That is one of the pictures I need to include for a final review...the completed cart lashed down on the back. I have already tested it and it works with the wheels on or off. The wheels stick up a bit, but that is usually no problem. [/#0000ff]
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[#0000ff]Here are a couple of pics from the past of my tube carts stowed for fishing. It may look cumbersome and unbalanced but I have never noticed them behind me...and have been glad to have them when needed.[/#0000ff]
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