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  @marccloutier35012 күн бұрын

  really helpfull !!!! im planning on upgrading my kayak seat soon so that was the video I needed !!! tri fold pop rivet ordered !

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  @kimtrode56652 күн бұрын

  It worked perfectly

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  @klebauskassarunas12 күн бұрын

  What size and what length revets do you use ? Are they aluminium or stainless steel?

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  @jeffreytroiola57012 күн бұрын

  Based on the comments I’m glad I was not the only one who couldn’t figures out the straps. Gratitude sent from Wisconsin!

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  @DeniseJones-g8w13 күн бұрын

  Thank you so much for this video!!

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  @andywilliams190716 күн бұрын

  A 54mm hole saw is the correct size for this job

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  @wendygerrish496417 күн бұрын

  Phew thanks for explaining all that. I have an old ocean kayak and its riveted fittings - handles and straps are somewhat sun rotted ready for replacing.

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  @vxphan260119 күн бұрын

  Thank you for a very informative video. Will get the new Bixpy K1 model for my Outback soon.

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  @DrJuan-ev8lu19 күн бұрын

  My fav is rivet nut plus. Similar to trifold pop rivet but stronger. And much better than standard rivet nuts which are akin to ordinary pop rivets. They produce a threaded hole that accept the matching machine screw. Works great on sheet metal such as on cars. But with care they do OK on plastic and fiberglass hulls as well as aluminum boats. I tend to use smaller sizes below M6 to avoid drilling large holes that rubber expanding nuts require. They have a lot of strength and are a step up from jack nuts too.

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  @andreanngeise373819 күн бұрын

  Thanks for the great information

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  @drewbirnbaum750425 күн бұрын

  Excellent video.

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  @smthcrmnal2625 күн бұрын

  I ended up going with the same fish finder, installing on my Hobie Compass this week. Have you flipped the kyak yet with the fish finder on? Interesting to see how it would hold up.

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  @haykm78325 күн бұрын

  Great video. I am installing anchor trolley , and one side i can only use well nuts. I listened the instructions and drilled 3/8 hole and now as you mentioned rubber is spinning and the attachment is coming off. I used adhesive glue also. Do you think i should go one size bigger on the well nut and tighten? Thanks

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  @grouperyoustuff26 күн бұрын

  Great instructional video! Very thorough!

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  @AtlanticwayExplorer26 күн бұрын

  Would you say this or the Disco is faster?

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  @user-sq1pg6wz7m27 күн бұрын

  Second video yours I’ve tried to watch in the first three minutes it feels like we’re in kindergarten, so I never get to the end

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  @CornishKayakAngler26 күн бұрын

  Some people are complete novices and appreciate the full explanations. Luckily for you KZread is a wonderful place and there are plenty more videos for you to choose from 😉

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  @smthcrmnal2628 күн бұрын

  How did you install the trifold rivets on the zig zag cleat? My rivet gun didn’t reach through the zip zags and had to use screws.

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  @CornishKayakAngler26 күн бұрын

  Some rivet guns will push into the gaps with a bit of force. Some are just way to big. Either by a new rivet gun with a smaller nose, or if yours pushes most of the way in, just slide some washes or a nut over the stem of the rivet so the nose of the river gun can compress the rivet against that. That way it doesn’t need to reach fully into the gap down to the rivet head. Hope this helps!

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  @smthcrmnal2626 күн бұрын

  Yes, I think that will work ,then I can cut off the excess rivet with my multi tool.

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  @newcs551828 күн бұрын

  Another quality video. Cheers pal was thinking of going for sae 2 connectors for my set up but now seeing thes super seal connectors you have changed my mind. Cheers again 👍

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  @lnofzero28 күн бұрын

  Excellent presentation! You clearly showed how it stows and reassembles! Thank you very much!

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  @CatMan40129 күн бұрын

  Thank you for this video. The tip on warming the adhesive first made a huge difference. I'm very happy with the result.

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  @bdiaxАй бұрын

  Wow I’m glad I found this video before I started drilling 😅 I think I’ll go buy some trifold rivets was gonna use only rubber well nuts but that trifold looks mint

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  @newcs5518Ай бұрын

  Great video, and explained it really well 👍👍

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  @StayBlazin-ov4isАй бұрын

  What do you do with the anchor and line when not using?

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  @nvskorpioАй бұрын

  Always great informative videos - I actually wished I saw this before wasting money on an anchor that doesn't really work well .. AND you speak perfect English, which is very rare with American videos .. I am American too -

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  @rpriceutubeАй бұрын

  Incredibly helpful, thanks so much!!!

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  @-NOMROH-Ай бұрын

  the c tug video is different witch method is the correct one?

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  @davonfahnertАй бұрын

  Thank you from Germany Bro

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  @iskandarpranata8692Ай бұрын

  Hi Liam, does the transducer need water ? because i am afraid its getting hot..what do you reckon ?? thanks

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  @notsure7874Ай бұрын

  We really appreciate how much effort you put into making this video be clear, and demonstrate exactly how it works from beginning to end. Most videos are ambiguous, and unclear.

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  @mskuggedАй бұрын

  Your method of mounting the straps is not what the producer recommends mate, sorry, perhaps you should have a look at their demo ?

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  @CornishKayakAnglerАй бұрын

  This is the point of the video! The manufacturer incorrectly shows how to use a ladder lock buckle in their instructions. Over the years it has led to endless users having difficulty threading the straps and preventing them slipping under tension. I work at a kayak store and it’s one of the most common issues people have with the C-Tug trolleys. Threading the straps in this way eliminates all issues! Even their instructions on the recently released C-Tug R shows the same issue. It confuses the hell out of people, hence thousands watching this video for assistance 😉

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  @mskuggedАй бұрын

  @@CornishKayakAngler thanks for the explanation, if this is the case, good on you.

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  @chevyjean1208Ай бұрын

  I have the C-tug Imo the straps are trash, I use a bison latching strap sooo much better

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  @basshabits831Ай бұрын

  Would trifold nuts be strong enough for a base mount plate for a nk180 (60lbs thrust motor)

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  @nvskorpioАй бұрын

  thank you

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  @AveEndGermanyАй бұрын

  Thanks for the great overview!

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  @tonysfishingadventures6725Ай бұрын

  When I look at the website I can only see K-1 model. I don’t see J-2

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  @FM-db3ftАй бұрын

  …mine does not click no matter how much I try to push it down….then what?

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  @tonus6559Ай бұрын

  Great video, thanks very much for all the information. I’m setting up an almost identical system for my small RIB - I was wondering, once the anchor has hit the bottom and you are letting out the extra line - do you mark the line at increments (say every 5/10m) with a Sharpie or something? I thought about tying knots, but that might harm the integrity of the line?

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  @mikcoyob1272Ай бұрын

  Hey man, what was the hole saw sizes you use in mm? Is it 25mm and the other is 32mm? thanks

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  @geordiepiper2615Ай бұрын

  great vid where do i buy the nylon beads

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  @kevohallinan7121Ай бұрын

  I have recently purchased a triumph 13, I'm an experienced paddler and have already tried it out in testing lake and sea conditions. I have found that the kayak goes like lightening in flat and windless environments however in windy or wavy conditions it suffers badly from 'weather cocking' (aka not going in the direction you intend !) and can therefore become a real handful. I have since fitted a rudder kit which has literally transformed the kayaks performance. If your paddling flat water it's great otherwise, in my view, a rudder is a definite worthwhile upgrade. Not that easy to fit but there are videos out there .

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  @mattthompson4495Ай бұрын

  very informative video but i have one question if you change kayaks how easy is it to take this out and put into a different kayak?

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  @jayhays82672 ай бұрын

  @10:27 - Now you have two round plastic pieces sliding around inside the sealed kayak!

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  @CornishKayakAngler2 ай бұрын

  Only until I tip the kayak forwards and grab them out the from hatch!

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  @danw1372 ай бұрын

  Thanks, I used this video and the through hull transducer mount video to fit a Lowrance Hook2 x4 to my kayak. Really clear and well explained, had my first trip out with my new fish finder on the weekend and worked really well. Keep up the good work!

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  @skywalkerimperial43502 ай бұрын

  Very good video. Excellent explanations and visuals aids! Thank You

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  @erkanyucebarlas96322 ай бұрын

  THANKS ........

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  @1212CRMD2 ай бұрын

  Very cool and nicely built.

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  @FOXY-20232 ай бұрын

  Great video. Explained well

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  @pb-bx1ll2 ай бұрын

  Great video thank you

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  @jilarias51252 ай бұрын

  Thank you for that very thorough review. I'm looking into purchasing one and I think you've just convinced me to do it.

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  @PhillipFitzgibbon2 ай бұрын

  Explained well but... that float is way to large for a kayak, you can buy anchor floats for kayaks online about 1/4 the size that work well, you also do not need floating rope. You also do not actually need a anchor trolley for quick release. On my set up I have nylon line on a hand cast fishing reel so it deploys much faster than a dive reel and you have a quick release clip that releases the anchor much faster than winding it around the cleat that clips onto my seat. Why is the anchor rope tied off onto a carabiner and then clipped onto the anchor chain? why not just tie the rope to the anchor chain or a galvanised D shackle?. Been around Kayaks and boats all my life and this seems really complex for something that is really simple.

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  @CornishKayakAngler2 ай бұрын

  Do what works for you! 😎 I guess you are not fishing UK waters by your response? To answer your questions: The float is neither too big or too small. We fish in huge tidal ranges in the UK and if you have to ditch the anchor set up during a running tide, a small buoy will be pulled under the surface by the force of the water. This size buoy will hold up in around 2 knots of tide (typical tidal flow here), any more and it will get pulled under. The solution is to have a bigger buoy but this then this takes up more room on the kayak when not in use. Floating rope gives you more area to grab if you need to retrieve your set up after ditching it. I.e you don’t have to aim just for the buoy - if you miss it you have a chance of grabbing the rope too. Almost all plastic polypropylene style ropes float so it’s easy to incorporate into the set up. Tried the fishing rod / nylon line when I started kayak fishing (12 years ago). Difficult to use in conjunction with an anchor trolley. Can’t just stick it in a rod holder without an anchor trolley and the tides here will pull your kayak over! I used 50lb line and it breaks too easily on when an anchor gets snagged. Soon ditched the idea and the set up shown here is a much more effective system, and the simple anchoring set up shown in one of my other videos makes it even simpler / easier but without the quick release / pick up buoy option. The zig zag cleat works well for gripping multistrand anchor cord typically used on anchoring set ups in the UK. The anchor line is tied to a karabiner to allow quick up clipping of the anchor from the line. This makes it easier to separate the set up and stow on the kayak. Also makes it easier if hand hauling the line until the anchor arrives at the kayak - I clip the anchor then sling the karabiner back in the water and quickly wind on the slack line onto the reel. I must have dropped anchor several thousand times on a kayak over the years and both this system and the set up shown in my simple anchoring set up video work great here for anchoring a kayak in the UK 😎 If you have a method that works for you and is safe for the waters you fish then that’s great, go catch ‘em! 🎣

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  @skicoach4772 ай бұрын

  Very thorough. Thank you