what is the length of the storage arm? my kayak is about 12-13 in deep. trying to see if this will work its a sit on top kayak
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It should work just fine. The horizontal piece (that extends from the section attached to a wall) is about 12 inches long. When including the diagonal piece with the horizontal piece, the entire arm length is about 16-17 inches. If you find that the storage arm is a little tight with your kayak, secure the storage arm closer to the bow and the stern of the kayak (where the kayak is more narrow). These things are very sturdy and wow do they save money! Good luck!
844936
The inside dimension at the bottom of the arm is 11 inches. As the outside edge of the arm tapers up at an angle the inside dimension increases to 12 inches about midway and then to 13 inches at the very tip.
844937
I use it to hold two SUPs which total about 12" deep so I think it would be fine. Worse case scenario would be a couple of bungees to keep it on.
2148609
From what I have seen, the seat on that kayak is set up the same as this one. Two straps clipped to the front of it and two clipped behind it. It should fit fine.
385896
Yes, it should hold, I use it to hold my 14" kayak, w/o problems. Note: it will stretch a bit.
1161176
I just measured mine to answer your question, and it's a bit more than 13" deep and, and a little more than 7" wide. I hope this helps.
1360706
Laura, the total height of rack is 18" from top to bottom of hook. And yes you can place one above the another, I have two on one wall in the garage. However, if you do that, you must leave ample room between the two kayaks. I measured mine, it was 23" from the bottom of the top rack hook to the top of the bottom rack. Also, be sure to place the brackets as seen in the picture, one must be right under the bar that supports the kayak. I hope that helps, they work for us just fine. Gary
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What a great idea. I measured for you and it is 13 inches. You may need to put a small spacer in when you attach the cabinet depending on how deep the overhang is on the front of your cabinet. You need at least 1/2 inch. Mine just cleared it. Good luck
1684601
Yes have a 13 ft 3 ft wide tandem kayak weight 120. Hoist works great! Good Luck!
1695309
I went out and took a look at 10 ft the cover on my wife's kayak. Her kayak is about 10' and 28" wide and a higher than 9". You will not have an issue with width or depth. There is about 5" of play on the length. I think you would be ok but, I'd check with the manufacturer before you purchase.
175465
It didn't work for my Kayak because of the angle. If I would have tried to put it where I needed it, it would have collided with the configuration of the Kayak seat and rear bulkhead.
1765820
My kayak is 12" long and and weighs 47lb. It works fine. I can't say for sure about your situation.
1852083
I no longer have the boat so I cannot measure. However I attached these to a very short seat in a 14' skiff and I think you will be OK as long as your rod butts are not so long they protrude from the bottom of the holder. The top of the rod holder tubes may stick up above your seat or whatever if you only have 11" however.
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Our kayaks sit between 28 1/2" to about 33" from the ceiling (or the mounting 2x4, depending on the method you use). Since ours are mounted across the ceiling joists we had to use a 2x4 (per the instruction) so add another 1 1/2" to this. If you see our review we noted that we had to use different straps than the one's that come with the mount. This may cause ours to be a little lower. It looks like the new version may have different straps which may work better. The original straps on our 10 foot kayaks would not work; they just slipped of the end. Hope this helps.
1077751
I'm not sure but I carry two sit on top 10 ft. kayaks with no problem. They are high quality and I have the Mont Blanc rack they attach to, really nice rack and kayak carrier.
257861
I have a soft top, my garage door is 83 inches I get about 8 inches clearance with the rack on but no bars or other attachments, if I have the kayak attachments on there is no hope, so the basic rack fits is the short answer.
1696144
You would have to configure horizontal bars (a set of two) spaced enough apart to ensure stability of the kayak you are carrying. I don't know the length of your cab, so I can't tell whether you'll have enough room for front and rear mounts, assuming you already have the cross bars. hope this helps, let me know if you need more instruction, then I will give you an email address to contact me at.
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It hung WAY low. I modified the system by removing the hook from the pulley and bolting it to a 2x4, I attached the strap to the ends of the 2x4. It creates "D" shape with the straight part of the "D" being the 2x4 with the pulley,and the round part of the "D" being the strap shortened to fit snugly around your kayak. This mod took the kayak 30" closer to the ceiling.
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The top of the rack itself has a 15 1/2" platform. Mine sits a few inches back from seat post tube. The distance from post tube to the back of rack is 21". My seat however extends 1" over the front of the rack, leaving 14 1/2" of space for a very high basket or pack. All of this depends somewhat on your bike geometry since the rack is adjustable. You shouldn't have a problem with the basket extending over the back of the rack however (it's very sturdy) so it will probably work for you.