how to install yak gear deluxe anchor trolley

However, it involves even bigger holes for the install to insert the well nuts.but these well nuts really should not get much tension, so they should remain pretty watertight. The nice thing about the Hobie system is that it is made for the Hobies and I assume that the nut bolt with nylon washers are much more secure. Do you guys think that the self-threading screws are strong enough and that I really shouldn't be too worried about it pulling out?

However, I have no experience with using self-threading screws and I am a bit worried if it would really be strong enough for an application like the pull of an anchor against current/tide or waves. Personally, I sometimes find that really locking down a bolt can sometimes be tough (the angle and plastic sticking out etc.). What I like about the Yakattack - Leverloc Anchor Trolley is the simplicity of the install and easy watertight nature of the install because of the self-threading screws. Keep in mind that I hate putting too many holes in my hull, since I'm always worried about undermining the waterproof nature of the hull. The two trolley systems that I am most heavily leaning towards are the Hobie trolley system and the Yakattack - Leverloc Anchor Trolley. However, because of the placement of the handles on the Outback, the handles will not work well for a trolley.

It worked perfectly for me and I loved that it did not involve drilling holes. On my two other kayaks (Jackson Cuda and now sold OK Prowler), I was satisfied with my DIY no holes trolley that simply was rope and carabiners threaded through the handles. I'm researching what Anchor Trolley to put on my new 2017 Hobie Outback that should arrive in a couple weeks.

How to install yak gear deluxe anchor trolley