can this be used with a kayak carrier
1012252
Hi Jody, I answered from my phone but let's see if the picture link works.. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=764890110198215&set;=a.260184714002093.63562.100000317001714&type;=3&theater;
835705
The U-Bolts will once tightened up enough cause the flat plate to conform to the round bar allowing the carrier to work well. You will still need to secure the kayak to that there is not any forward or backward motion as the carrier will move in that direction when unsecured. Once in place they are very nice carriers.
1179424
I wouldn't put anything that requires stability. When I carried my kayak on it, it wouldn't really work well without a strap from the front and the rear of the kayak. A cargo carrier seems like a dangerous proposition with this carrier and I would highly advise against it.This is mostly designed to keep a solid object from damaging your car, not truly securing something.
1897225
I would do so but I would substitute bungee chords for the strap that comes with the cart. They work much better for my kayaks.
1762522
This product will only hold one kayak. You can fit two sets of them on top of a vehicle in order to carry two kayaks.
1670311
The cart can handle your kayak. The problem with this cart is it is hard to connect to your kayak.
1708325
I guess it would work OK, but you might have a problem with it sliding around as the seat moves. It is very thin, but works perfectly in my kayak.
598427
Hi Megh, Unfortunately this carrier accommodates kayaks up to 34" wide and 75lbs. Thank you for the inquiry and have a great day!
994247
I'm not sure about the dimensions of your kayaks, but the ones I've seen could be laid on their sides and strapped down to the extensions. So from my limited point of view, I would say yes.
1300223
Put the kayak on top of the carrier. Then string the strap through the carrier base. Over the years of using the carrier like you have purchased, it is best to use a bungee cord
144293
I don't see why not.. but don't know why you would want to... it would take up a lot more room to store,, and it only takes a few minutes to inflate it with the manual pump..so that is the beauty of this kayak... it doesn't require a lot of storage space or transport space..
1748628
Probably - I use this to transport my 14' sea kayak. The strap that secures your kayak to the wheels is adjustable, so you can make sure it's tight and will hold. You just want to make sure there's a pull strap on the other end of your kayak.
1330988
I used it to inflate a pilates ball, so I don't know how well it would work for your kayak. I think it may work, and considering it's inexpensive I think it's worth a try. Good luck.
364459
Not sure about bike carriers. I am using mine with Malone Kayak carriers and it works fine, just need to make sure they are tighten down well.
1382853
I have a 5 Chamber River Raft that can support a small engine. It uses the standard plugs on the larger chambers, and smaller, floatation-device type plugs on the other chambers. Both different sizes were accommodated by the different attachments that came with the pump. If your kayak has those typical yellow plugs that close when you push them in, then the answer is "Yes", it will fit your kayak.
1762523
This will handle one kayak. If your want to transport two, you need to buy another set.
662186
This is the roof cross bars. Yes you could tie a kayak to it but it might be best to get a kayak rack to add to these bars.