Spring Creek Manufacturing Canoe Seat/Yoke
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There's no way to determine this by the manufacturer. In your case, it is determined by the beam/width of your canoe, as well as the type of construction of the gunwales of your canoe. The width of my canoe is (32 38 33"), then I looked at one of their models with the same beam, looked at pictures of their models with gunwales, fairly standard aluminum channel gunwales, decided it might work, bought and successfully installed their product. Worked like a charm! A few problems occurred during the installation process. The responsibility for that is on me (not a handy man) but if you follow the simple enclosed instructions, you should be fine, as long as your Coleman does not feature a unique gunwale design. Wishing you the best of luck!
There are only the Seat/Yoke Receivers that are permanent, which is what you call the mounting points. There is a small channel that sits next to the gunwale of the canoe to accept the seats and yokes and allow users to easily adapt between seats and yokes. There is a removable part that can be removed in a matter of
For questions about their products or services, you can call their customer support line or send an email. The likelihood that they make a version that they are not publicly promoting/displaying is very slim
The frame can be configured from 34" wide on the smallest setting to 40" wide at its widest setting. Due to this, it will not be compatible with gunwales that are 29"
Selected User Reviews For Spring Creek Manufacturing Canoe Seat/Yoke
The seat was for my daughter, so I needed a third one. (We were away for eight days) She reported it had been comfortable. As far as portaging goes, I never saw how much I would like it. There is no comparison between that and a wooden yoke or pad. Since the belts are loose enough to bounce with the terrain, the canoe is less likely to be stiff, lessening Furthermore, the bow and stern can be adjusted forward or backward a few inches so you don't need to worry about banging the bow or stern on steeps. Adding an inch or two to visibility can improve things as well. Even though I am 5'11, I did not have any difficulty in raising the canoe up (e. g. Branches coming into contact with it). In spite of this, it did seem to me that if the connectors broke, we would be hard pressed to resolve the problem on the job. Last but not least, my only real complaint about this product is the lack of instructions for installation. Luckily I found a youtube video instead, so I didn't need to worry.

After considering this for some time, I finally decided to buy it. My Grumman canoe weighs a lot and I was not keen on drilling holes in the gunwale. At the same time, I was concerned that the yoke might not be able to handle the weight. Having sat in a friends canoe for several hours on a fishing trip, I knew the seat was comfortable. One of them appeared online on another Grumman site, so I decided to give it a go. The results are fantastic. I could not be happier. As it's so easy to carry, and I have a better look at the portage trails, having it a few inches higher makes it even more convenient. But the most important thing is that you can change the center of gravity conveniently by moving the canoe forward or back when tying in paddles, poles, and whatever else you may need while.

The short walks I've done with it have been comfortable, even though I haven't used it for a long portage. In terms of performance, it works for a child, but it would be too high for an adult. It sits rather low when in the down position, and too high when raised, making it an ineffective Installing the software was easy and the instructions were clear. Choosing a cost-effective option is important.

When I purchased the canoe 22 years ago, I bought this yoke as part of it. My canoe has never been happier since I bought this product. I and my sons make a lot of trips in this canoe Flip this over and it can serve as a yoke for portaging and as a seat for the center. My favorite thing about this canoe, aside from its durability and light weight, is that it sits high on your shoulders, so you can easily see where you are going when you are carrying it. I would recommend this product to anyone who wears a cone!.
