DIY pvc kayak dolly made for a Perception Pescador Pro 120

This is my mk1 version of a diy kayak dolly made from pvc pipe and fittings. I had investigated a few design and cam up with this design for my Perception Pescador Pro 120. I am happy with the result and already have a mk2 version on the cards that will accommodate storage for the tackle boxes and a bag.
How I fasten the dolly and field test to follow in another video soon!

[@cnick6477]

Great design. Looks sturdy. Thanks for sharing.

[@letun3481]

very good design!

[@froogyfred577]

Hi letun3481, glad you like it!

[@kryzhanovskyioleksandr8943]

@@froogyfred577 Hi, have one question. In low position you seat on cockpit plastic or on seat material?

[@froogyfred577]

@@kryzhanovskyioleksandr8943 I generally sit on the seat on the high position. I haven't used the plastic cockpit low seat as yet. I find stability good with the seat at the high position but I am not a heavy guy, around 70kg. I would imagine being heaver being seated low would be better but I speak under correction.

[@froogyfred577]

@@kryzhanovskyioleksandr8943 I sit on the material seat. If using the plastic cockpit I will recommend getting a lumber support for more comfort.

[@HighMileageOffroad]

Hey what length of pipe did you use for couplers between the 45 and 90?

[@sleasys14]

looks great. Comments were turned off on the other video. Where did you get your rudder?

[@froogyfred577]

I got it from Canoe and Kayak world in Randburg South Africa. They had the stock item which made the installation easy.

[@craig_g1176]

That gray PVC piece you push the tube through for the wheels, what is that called?

[@froogyfred577]

That is the reducing bushing. I used a reducer to 20mm, or nearest to the size of the axle you will be using. Easy to drill out to a larger size to get the fit just right.