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This is a canoe or kayak carrier modified from a jogging stroller. The stroller was bought at a garage saie and only required a small bit of re-engin...
The Materials: 1) Stroller; ideally this would be a jogging stroller with detachable wheels and a mechanism to collapse the stroller. The back wheels...
First, take off the stroller’s canvas baby seat to reveal the frame. Set the material aside for another project. Next, take off the front wheel; again...
Take off the front chassis pieces by drilling out the pop rivets of the T-joint at the axle. We will leave the T-joints on the axle and use these lat...
Remove the baby seat support element (i.e. where the child's feet were supported) from the handle assembly. We will not be using the baby seat suppor...
Take the front chassis assembly we had disconnected earlier and drill out the pop rivet from the center tube. We will use this tube to create the two...
Slide 2 T-joints onto the handle brace (these are from the chassis). Let these T-joints slide free. Reconnect the handle brace with a 3/16 x 1 1/4'' n...
Measure the wheel base of the caddy. Ours is 14''. Add 3'' to this measurement (1 1/2'' per side) for a total length of 17''. This is the length to c...
Congratulations, you are now finished with the body of the canoe caddy. The only thing left is to put the parking brake on and strap the canoe down by...
We can also extend the bed of the carrier out and make it a handle again. The canoe caddy can now become a equipment or garden cart.
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