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I have a new zodiac 310s (a left over 2006). Has anyone transported a similar boat inflated on the roof of their car/truck? Any input/advise would be welcomed.
I used to transport an inflated 9 footer on the roof of our minivan. The van has a roof rack, so all it took was some cam straps. Worked good, but it was a little heavy for one person to manage. Two would have been no problem at all.
If there is a will there is a way. Here is a 10'4" Achilles on top of our Mini Cooper. I now use a Tailer in a Bag that completely disassembles for our Achilles LSI-365.
Some guy on the Yahoo Portabote forum made a trailer out of PVC pipe with structrual supports. He is trying to post a material list and detailed plan. If interested, might be worthwhile to join and look around. Here is the link to pictures.
If there is a will there is a way. Here is a 10'4" Achilles on top of our Mini Cooper. I now use a Tailer in a Bag that completely disassembles for our Achilles LSI-365.
