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so being off, being gone is bad right lol

WHERE. U. AT. ? THANKS.

I have the version with just 2 cross bars that holds 2 kayaks. Any idea where I can get the "trees" to put up the second set of bars and convert to this model?

nice

Cool!

Link to buy this hatch?

Thank You for this great install video!

Just got the EC 39 today assembling. My axle doesn't come assembled but can figure ouot with the video

it has been1 year since i bought my new right-on trailer for my zuma...(poor mans laser) the lighting and wiring is cheep and fell apart and needs to be replaced with a whole new trailer light and wiring kit. light rust starting to appear in places, but it is stored outdoors in brutal florida sun. so like anything stored outdoors it is going to need maint from time to time. still works fantastic though as a 1 man operation for getting the boat in the water and back on the trailer.

Could ya run the damn video any faster??? I wasnt expecting an every detail blow for blow. But. C'mon man Its running way too fast to be able to get a feel for whats involved

What hatch is this?

any link for the towers by it self ,since i already have a trailer

where can I find this hatch?

You said silicon but you didn't do silicon

well done bro👍👍👍

If you were directed here by Eczebrok.com the site is a fraud site. Buyer beware! Do not send them any money. I work for www.LiquidSurfandSail.com the actual seller of theis product that Eczebrok stole our video and product info for. Currently these trailers start at $999-$2999.

Ok I was directed here when viewing a smaller 2 yak trailer. The product is apparently manufactured by Continental . Cost listed at 89.00. Is this the same base trailer with a 4 yak upgrade?

What is the price on this unit?

I have one for my zuma, perfect for where you can drive on a beach and launch. but as you saw, it works better if the trailer is already hitched up to a veh so it wont roll forward.

No silicone huh? Kids nowadays!

So u never touch the water 🙁

I did this on my Solo some time ago. I used pan head bolts about the same diameter as the ones he used and used washers and vinyl locking nuts. I had to drill out the tapping holes on the backing plate to do that. It takes some guts to start cutting up you Solo. This video does a good job of showing how to do this. I had to do it with out this. I did have some help from someone who already had done it though. One side note is do not freak out when the hatch does not sit flush before screwing it down. It will be OK. Excellent video

Great video guys. Really appreciate it

Man ive been wanting to do this!

Nice job good video two suggestions one use your drill bit to drill out The notches for the latches makes a nicer job a little easier second put blue painters tape on the bottom of your jigsaw that way you won't scratch the whole great video thank you

Don’t you put bedding compound between the joints?

I am curious as to how the hatch sits after a while. Does it warp after a while? I am concerned that the curve of the skiff will tend to separate the hatch from the boat surface since its only held in place by screw without nuys and washers on the inside

Would like to know what brand and size of the hatch and where it could be purchased? Also maybe the cost?