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Note:

These are accessories for the Bushranger canoe.
The accessories for the Swagman, although not the same, are similar.
These pictures have been included to give you an idea of what the accessories are like and will be updated with actual Swagman accessory photos soon.

Accessories for Canoes by Australis

Motor Bracket

The Australis motor bracket allows you to attach a motor to your canoe.

The recommended maximum motor size is 2.5hp petrol or 28-36 pound electric.

Please note:
Australis Canoes recommends that motor sizes not be exceeded as the Bushranger and Swagman canoes have a maximum hull speed that can be achieved with motors of the recommended sizes. Exceeding the recommended motor sizes will not make the canoe travel any faster and may actually cause it to become unsafe.



Outrigger Kit

An outrigger kit is used to add stability to your canoe, much like training wheels on a push-bike.

An outrigger kit is a great accessory when using your canoe for fishing, as it will allow you to stand up to cast and land your catch, and is added safety when using a motor.

Australis outrigger floats are available in colours to match your canoe.

Single Outrigger kit includes:
  • 1 x float
  • 2 x 2m aluminium poles
  • 2 x wing-nuts to attach float to poles
  • 4 x U-bolts
  • 4 x backing plates
  • 8 x wing-nuts to attach poles to canoe with the backing plates
Double Outrigger kit includes:
  • 2 x floats
  • 2 x 3m aluminium poles
  • 4 x wing-nuts to attach floats to poles
  • 4 x U-bolts
  • 4 x backing plates
  • 8 x wing-nuts to attach poles to canoe with the backing plates

Photo 1 shows a single outrigger kit fitted to a Bushranger canoe.

Photo 2 shows the positioning of the rear outrigger pole for an outrigger kit fitted to a Bushranger. The photo shows the pontoon next to the canoe. When fitted the pontoon is normally approximately 1 metre from the side of the canoe.

Photo 3 shows the positioning of the front outrigger pole for an outrigger kit fitted to a Bushranger. The photo shows the pontoon next to the canoe. When fitted the pontoon is normally approximately 1 metre from the side of the canoe.




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