I have a 16' v hull runabout. but my beam width is only 60". will the 14-16' 75" width work?
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It should be fine. It's more overlap and that's a good thing. I had a 72" beam boat and the cover was really a bit too narrow.
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If you intend to cover the outboard motor along with the boat, I don't think it will work. I tried to use the same cover for my boat and motor and it was to short. I ordered a larger one and it works just fine. Because of the beam width, you will have an excess amount along the sides of the boat which can be snugged up.
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Sorry, my wife has this account and just forwarded this to me. I think it should connect, but you wouldn't get much depth in your cut. I have a 20" bar (which only has about 18" actual) and I was not able to cut that full depth. If you want more info, I can set it up and send you exact numbers. Just let me know. casey.sweeney@indy.govI think it is totally worth the money. I've only made large beams with it, but it's nice to have this capability for cheap
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if the model is suitable, I think the problems to replace the battary door will not, but the beam will ask dealer. Best Regards, P.
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Size won't accommodate engine or at least it didn't on my boat. I have a 18 ft open bow v hull outboard. I live n tx and the cover didnt last a year. If u expect this to last in full high temp direct sun u may be disappointed.
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Yes it will. I have one in my RV with a 24 inch LED and it works fine. With RV's you have allot of shaking and you need to tighten it up once in a while. But works great.
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Don't know, my boat as low rails, but there is some slack, with no more than a foot high rail, it may work.
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If You going to mount it inside the rail , as I had the old one,maybe. If You measure from center of top of rail to center of rail on other side and You have over 75'', I would go with something wider. If Your boat is 78'' wide from center of top of rail to rail I would look for a 76 to 78 instead.
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I put it on a 6 inch beam with all the spacers and it works fine. I even included a home made adaptor out of 1/8 inch plate to hang an old winch from for picking up items under 400 lbs. It all fit fine.
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Yes, I have mine mounted on the front of my 14 ft V-Hull and it works fine.
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Sorry took so long for me to get back to ya. To answer ur question yes they will fit the 4 runner as long as its the big square sealed beams u have and not the smaller rectangle ones
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Michael I measured mine that is right it will work however I must caution you when you install the bar make sure it is extended as far to the front as possible otherwise it will drop the front down and wear out your paddles - good luck
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No it will not fit. My inside dims were 59" and it was way too small. Amazon said this would fit my make and model but they are incorrect. I guess technically it will fit there, but there is absolutely no room left to insert the mounting brackets. I believe I had .5" on each side hanging over.
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It's then 66" long; same width. The supplied fairing was fine for the original rack. On my 4runner, when the extension was added, the fairing was too narrow and wind noise was bad. I made a 12" wide fairing to get closer to the roof, which is working fine. That makes the overall length 70".
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Hi, I'm not sure about your rack, but I had to build two extenders for mine because the rack trails were too short. I knew they were short because I verified the minimum length of the bars for the hullavator and I mine were about 5" shorter. It is a matter of putting together two metal bars with some clamps (so that I can remove them). Good luck ;)
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Yes it will. Just make sure you get the correct bulb specification for your high or low beam
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Just. I have a very wide beam 20' bowrider - plenty down the sides, so should fit. Great cover, especially for the price
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well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face... » Read More well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! « Show Less