Can the bed extender be configured to the height of a cab mounted roof rack?
1157034
Yes it can, but if you need it to be perfectly aligned I cannot guarantee it would be. Here's a link to a pic of the two ways it can be configured: http://www.hometroopers.com/ebayht/38905/38905_HE.jpg
1157035
Yes you can turn it around. I have a ranger and on it's lowest setting it reaches the hight of my cab
14026
I have a full size truck extended cab short box and it just reaches. if you have a long box it might not reach.
2002731
Really any. The rack itself takes up 7" from the ceiling to the top of a bike tire. My tallest bike, a 29" mountain bike, is 50" from the lowest point to the ceiling. All you need to calculate is how much room you need for your car. The rack is a real space saver. My only problem is the need to pull car out to unstore bicycle. My ceiling configuration had limited installation issues.
1377810
I am not sure. Check the max mast height from the hitch the deduct 6 inches for the cable hook plus whatever the lift attachment to the top. It works well with p/U bed height.
466465
There is a small fairing on the front with a support beam that is a little higher than the rear of the rack. You could take the fairing and cross beam off the front to make the front and back the same height, but that would be a hassle.
1999318
I would think so. The cross bars are reversible to raise or lower the height of the rack. Depending on your truck, plenty of room to hang over. I use these on two Tundras and a Dodge Dakota and the loads always clear the cab. I was really not expecting much from these things because of the price and they are great!
146242
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 ;)
1526979
YES ..THEY SELL A MaxWorks 70355 Black Hitch Adapter OR SEVERAL OTHERS HOPE IT HELPS...COMES IN DIFFERENT HEIGHTS AS WELL
1947554
I suppose you can get an adapter to do so-------that would cause the rack to be extended out further and not sure that is a good idea. I also think that it might wobble around a bit unless you could get a bolt through connection.
637305
I own a pickup, not a SUV, so I'm not sure what you are asking about a "SUV extension" but believe you may be asking if the bed extender can be positioned so that you can carry long items on the roof of your vehicle. The parts can be positioned so that the extender is even with the roof of your vehicle and I do not believe you would need a "SUV extender" as long as you have a trailer hitch on your SUV. I have only used my bed extender to haul long items in the bed of my Ranger pickup, not on my roof, but I could do so with the basic extender without needing any additional parts other than tie down straps. I own a pickup, not a SUV, so I'm not sure what you are asking about a "SUV extension" but believe you may be asking if the bed extender can be positioned so that you can carry long items on the roof of your vehicle. The parts can be positioned so that the extender is even with the roof of your vehicle and I do not believe you would need a "SUV extender" as long as you have a trailer hitch on your SUV. I have only used my bed extender to haul long items in the bed of my Ranger pickup, not on my roof, but I could do so with the basic extender without needing any... » Read More I own a pickup, not a SUV, so I'm not sure what you are asking about a "SUV extension" but believe you may be asking if the bed extender can be positioned so that you can carry long items on the roof of your vehicle. The parts can be positioned so that the extender is even with the roof of your vehicle and I do not believe you would need a "SUV extender" as long as you have a trailer hitch on your SUV. I have only used my bed extender to haul long items in the bed of my Ranger pickup, not on my roof, but I could do so with the basic extender without needing any additional parts other than tie down straps. « Show Less
2270171
Your truck bed determines dimensions. My rack width is 62 inches and length is 68 inches. Rack will adjust for bed length easily but width is not readily adjusted.
1995044
its been a while but since I have a regular cab I had to cut it shorter . as far as I could tell it would fit extended or king cab !
376130
I don't think so.Idon't have a bed extender,but what i hawe seen in pictures when yyou flip the extender in the bed it's flush with the bbed opening and box sticks out a few inches past the opening.
572134
I think it will - I have a 5' bed and there seems to be ate least 3 feet hanging over the cab --- really high quality stuff in my opinion - I drove mine under a parking garage -- don't say it! and they were very responsive in getting me a replacement unit etc I would recommend - my is for intermittent use but mounts well and seems very solid. With the addition of a tarp would make a great pickup camper also!
853404
The foam blocks are pretty versatile so it should work on most roof racks. The opening on the block is 2.75" x 1" so if you cross bars are wider than the 2.75" you will have trouble. If they are deeper than 1" you will probably be ok since the foam blocks pry open - i.e. there is some wiggle room there. The system also works without racks.
1114301
the hitch would be strong enough you would have to check the vertical clearance between the tow bar and rack.
2224994
I have the LoadWarrior Rooftop Cargo Basket extension (20" longer) that comes with a moveable crossbar that goes across the center of the basket and attaches to the sides. This is an extra crossbar that comes with the basket that can be used for mounting any type of bicycle rack over the top of the basket. I don't use mine but it's really sturdy if I needed extra lateral support.