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2. www.kayaksandpaddles.co.uk › spare-partsCanoe & Kayak Spare Parts - Kayaks and Paddles

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   Spare parts for canoes and kayaks, wide range available from the leading brands - buy online or in-store from Kayaks & Paddles.

3. paddlingmag.com › kayak-trailers-guide-what-to-buyGuide To Kayak Trailers: Types, Parts, Towing Tips & More

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   Before you select your trailer, you should make sure your vehicle is set up for towing. For many vehicles, this means adding a receiver hitch and a trailer wiring harness. Receiver hitches bolt to the vehicle frame and take a hitch ball insert. Different vehicles are rated for different sizes of receivers. Smaller vehicles can be fitted with a 1.25...

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   Now that you’re hooked up, it’s time to roll. Be careful at first when learning to drive a trailer. Take turns wider than you normally would. Check your side mirrors frequently. Watch what the trailer does as you change lanes. Make sure to leave LOTS of extra room if you pass. Drive a little slower and leave extra room for braking. When you’re towi...

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   Most folks get the hang of driving a trailer after a few trips. One thing that can be tricky is skillfully backing a trailer into a parking place or down a boat ramp. Here are a few tips that will help you step up your backing game.

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4. ktrailers.co.uk › trailer-partsTrailer Parts and accessories - K Trailers

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   We supply a wide range of trailer parts and accessories. Order online or contact us for the part you require by calling us now on 01764 663000.

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6. canoekayaktrailers.com › canoe › kayak-trailer-partsCANOE / KAYAK TRAILER PARTS -UPRIGHTS & LOAD BARS

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   Kayak, Canoe & SUP Board trailer parts, Prices shown below less shipping costs. E-Mail us with your requirements & shipping location and we can give you the total delivered with shipping costs inlcuded - oldinc.rconnect.com   

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7. www.ate-uk.comATE (UK) Ltd - Trailer Spares, Parts & Accessories - ATE

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   Your supplier of parts and spares for trailers and towed equipment. We stock towing accessories, including parts for common brands such as Ifor Williams.

8. www.magnetatrailers.com › resources › kayakcanoetrailerpartsKayak Trailer Parts | Canoe Trailer Parts | MagnetaTrailers.com

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   With kayak trailer parts from our business, you’ll have no problem customizing your trailer to suit your needs. Converting your old trailer is a cinch when you use kayak trailer parts from Magneta Trailers.

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   What are kayak trailers made of?

   • You’ll find kayak trailers made of aluminum and galvanized steel, kayak and bike trailers, hybrid kayak trailers with storage, and massive trailers for commercial deliveries. The choices can be bewildering, but if you keep your eye on what you really need it’s easy to cut through the confusion.

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   What is a kayak trailer tongue?

   • Tongue refers to the part of the trailer that sticks out the front and connects to your vehicle. Kayak trailers need to have longer tongues than conventional utility trailers so your kayaks won’t hit the rear of your vehicle when you turn. The shortest kayaks can be transported on a trailer with a conventional length tongue.

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   What are the different types of kayak trailers?

   • There are dozens of different designs and configurations of trailers to choose from, from DIY specials to sophisticated ultralight folding trailers. You’ll find kayak trailers made of aluminum and galvanized steel, kayak and bike trailers, hybrid kayak trailers with storage, and massive trailers for commercial deliveries.

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   What type of kayak trailer do I Need?

   • Ultralight kayak trailers are the most popular option for most kayakers. Hybrid kayak trailers carry boats and gear. The simplest type of hybrid trailer might be a traditional kayak trailer with a mesh basket welded underneath the boat racks. This configuration makes it possible to stash wet gear and bags under the boats.

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   How many canoes can a kayak trailer carry?

   • Traditional kayak trailers are the ones we’re used to seeing at canoe rental shops. They typically have two upright posts with horizontal crossbars. Depending on the number of crossbars, trailers like this can carry from two to eight canoes. The largest of these trailers can transport as many as 16 canoes!

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   Can a kayak be transported on a trailer?

   • The shortest kayaks can be transported on a trailer with a conventional length tongue. Anything longer than about 10 feet requires the extended tongue that comes on a dedicated kayak or canoe trailer. Traditional kayak trailers are the ones we’re used to seeing at canoe rental shops. They typically have two upright posts with horizontal crossbars.

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10. www.sylvansport.com › go-easy-replacement-partsGO EASY Trailer Replacement Parts - SylvanSport

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    With our GO EASY replacement parts, you can repair your trailer if it breaks on or off the road. Have a busted tire? We’ve got spares. Need new kayak trailer hitch pins, couplers, carabiners, or cables to hitch your trailer to your ride? Get them here.