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Question: Is the handle attached with a nut and bolt or something else? I need to add a handle to a sit-on kayak, there is no access to the inside of the craft.
Document: I bored the holes so that the bolt threads actually cut into the plastic ... nice tight seal.Those screws would have never lasted.
These were just what I was looking for and fit perfectly. Using kayak rivets was easy and water tight. Solid and comfortable.
I drilled my own holes and used 1/4&#34; bolts to secure these handles to my kayak. The screws that ship with it don't look very sturdy. Handles work great
The front handle on my Wilderness System snapped after five years of heavy use, and the Shoreline was a good-priced replacement. Have used it a few times, and it seems a sturdy as the OEM.It's longer than it needs to be (forgot to measure the original) but folding the ends under worked fine.I used the original stainless bolts rather than the stainless screws that came with the Shoreline.Would buy again.
I bought two of these & added them to my Emotion Spitfire 8 kayak. I'm a middle aged woman & I will take whatever assistance I can get loading my little boat onto my truck. These are solidly built, not flimsy at all. I did the installation myself with no problem.
Works same as OEM. A little more room and flexibility for your hand. You will need to supply the rivets and washers
It is a fine handle. Does what it is supposed to do which is to lift the front of the boat.
I just received days ago. The pictured item is what I thought I was getting, however what you get is one with plastic ends attached to the nylon ends and there are two holes in each end. I was wanting what was pictured so it would match the bow and stern handles on my Pungo 120. It comes with 4 sheet metal type screws with decorative type washers. I would not feel comfortable with those style screws possible pulling out of the hole in the boat it's screwed into.
Put two on the sides of the cockpit to my kayak, and it helps picking it up and carrying it.
In my case on the sides of the front cockpit of an Old Town Vashon Tandem Yak ... about 35 inches back of the bow tip (one on each side). This solves a loading problem for me ... gives me a strong convenient handle hold to lift the front of the boat up on the rollers to load the yak on my Jeep.
Answer: yes