i have a 96 lance overhead camper with a aluminum roof will this work or can someone point me in the right direction
2016160
I have an 89 for class A that was leaking badly in several areas I used this on its aluminum roof and no more leaks. So YES.
2016161
I used this on an aluminum box of an Ambulance and it worked perfect. Amazing value
474835
Yes it will work. The inflatable bumpers will just be closer together. I have a Honda with a glass moon roof and it worked perfectly for my 11 foot sup. short distance and lower speeds are most ideal.
1228712
Hi Craig, please visit the Thule "buyer's guide" for the recommended fit and components needed to securely fit a roof rack system to your vehicle. Thanks!
2185138
Yes it will my whole camper including the roof top A.C. unit, I have never run the generator in a camp ground I . Use it mostly at NASCAR races where everyone uses generators
1396196
It should fit. You will need to purchase the metal c-channel that fits in the rail before you can install the roof rack. Works great and very easy to install. Took less than an hour to install c-channel and crossbars.
228594
You can find answer from http://www.thule.com/en-us/us/buyers-guide?c=roof+racks
701301
Since you have a rail I would think it should work. The awning appears to be universal.
1983107
Installation instructions are here: http://www.fantasticvent.com/faq/knowledge_base/how_to_install/how_to_install.html Specifications: * Rooftop weight: 11lbs. * Dimensions: 16 1/2 x 16 1/2 x 4 1/2 (Fits Most Standard 14"x14" Openings) * CSA / UL Certified The unit should fit a STANDARD 14" x 14" opening which most RVs have, with the exception of older Airstreams, which have a smaller opening. If you have a U.S.-made camper made in the last 30 years that has an existing roof vent, it should fit right in the hole, unless, as noted before, it is an airstream. Good Luck!
713069
I don't know what a dometic is, but if your camper has a c shaped groove that runs the length of the awning and the roller has one too it should work. email the seller he should be able to help.
1127939
If your vehicle has the factory style roof mounted rails this kit has every thing but the tools to install it. You may wanta helper to hold the load bars while you put them into the track,but it's straight forward install. Good luck.
1649977
The aluminum panel should work. As previously stated, please make sure to order the correct height for your door track.
1690974
Should fit without a problem... I have a short roof, but there is a lot of slack in the back because its made to fit the extended roofs as well. I have had for about six months and works great!
1127936
If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance between your rails. Good luck. Hope this helped. If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance... » Read More If you have the metal, C-channel installed, that's all you should need. My kit came with all of the mounting hardware for the cross-beams. I do, however, recommend getting an air deflector for the front cross-bar. It will whistle and hum like hell. Or you have to move the bars way back, and then move them up again to use them. I did a lot of research about the noise. I ended up getting the 32" or 36" from Rhino. It's was the best quality for being affordable. And it was small enough not to interfere with the sun-roof. Thule and Yakima also make them. Just measure the distance between your rails. Good luck. Hope this helped. « Show Less
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.
897477
Yes, it is designed to fit. All RV's built as far back as i can remember have standardized the vent openings on the roofs of Trailers, Motorhomes, even pop up Campers. This way manufactures can produce vent covers, fans such as Fan-Tastic Vent. All roof mounted A/C units are designed to fit this opening. Hope this helps. Thanks!
1650906
The system is designed for thule crossbar; if the factory roof cross bars are the same size as standard thule bars are then it will likely work; if a different size then no. The pieces are cut to slide on that size. In my case I had to install the Thule crossbar for the Thule 579xt Canoe carrier mount to work.
525911
Yes that will work, but remember the running lights have to be on for the new dome light to work. Might be wise to put a small battery in the trailer. Only you know how you plan to use the set up.