can i use the clamps already hooked on the trailer with this set or would it not be safe fit?
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That really will depend on the clamps and their positioning. A tech at Pro-Series may be better able to answer that question, they will probably need to ask a few questions to determine. Their toll-free # is 800.632.3290 Thanks! Got-Chrome
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You're going to have to drill holes to mount the bolts into. So, as long as you can do that? Yes. You might want to mount it on stabilized portions of the trailer.
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As long as the bar diameter is the same as your clamps, they should. Once you know the diameter you can search based on it.
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It will handle 2" stock, but I not sure if they will open up to 3 1/2". The clamps are @ a different location so I can't measure them.
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If you can drill the holes through the bed so that you use the backing plate it should work just fine. But you MUST use those backing plates for a tight connection so it doesn't lift off.. For the hooks I think it should be fine. I have used 2 hooks on one ring to tie down commercial equipment with no problem.. Also the trick is when you mount these hooks pre layout on the trailer what you need to tie down. Because you want to make sure that your hooks connect to the rings at least on a 45 degree angle. Something I learned from a friend that drives a truck and used to haul a lot..
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Roger.......it depends on your trailer and where you can install them. They can adjust a pretty good ways out tho. Mine is a 26' hydro sport dbl axel trailer and they work great. I also have them on my 18' boston whaler single axel trailer and work great as well.....sorry I cant give you exact measurments.
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You will need clamps. But read reviews for product before you buy. Just sayin'
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Honestly I don't know if it will. The space when I took of the c clamps are too short. You could try it and just return if it doesn't fit.
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Yes, the only problem would be how you put under the trailer....they are designed to be bolted on...you could probably put a flat plated or something on it.
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the clamps on oar locks are adjustable. it's that little peg that should fit in a 'socket' on your boat.now if i could just get tires on my trailer changed out, i'd be good to go.
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Hello, yes you may. Also check how tight the clamps are, maybe they are to tight or just needs a little grease/WD40. Thank you
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Yes you'll need eight clamps to make it real secure worked good for me for hauling kayaks.
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Measure your bars. The space between the clamp bolts is 3-1/2", so the bars can be no wider than that. If the bars are round, the clamping bolts will allow the bracket to clamp to a 1-7/8" tube. Flat bars can be 1-1/4 x 3-1/2". The carriage bolts that clamp the bracket can be exchanged for longer ones for thicker carrier bars, but these are pretty generous. I see that they bare practically giving these away. Sure beats $140 for Thule cradles!
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With my experience of using two of them on my trailer the answer is YES.The main thing to do is to use large washers under the head of the screws you will attach it to the trailer.I am well satisfied with the performance of mine.Peter.
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Hey Tom: I'm not sure personally that I would trust clamps to hold this on, especially if you are hauling a canoe or kayak(s), which could catch a lot of wind and create significant shearing force that could destabilize the rack and cause it to slide off. I'm not physics major or engineer, but that's my two cents.
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I have no idea. This is a light duty trailer spring. If you measure pin to pin, (pins being bolts that hold the spring on) and they are the same it could work I suppose. Needs to be the same length and number of springs in the pack.
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I think it will work with no problem. The sides tuck under the rails, not over. I think worst case would be minor trimming to clear the individual clamps. It is easy to trim with a utility knife or heavy duty scissors.