Would this work on a van? I don't have rain gutters so need a cheap bolt-on option.
476236
Yes it would, i put mine on a naked topper roof and worked great. See no reason why wouldnt work on van..might have to get little longer bolts...but should work fine
476237
yeah, if your willing to bolt on to the roof. have to have access to tighten the nut down. so you'll need access to the roof panel.
476238
I don't see why not. If the van's roof is relatively flat and you are willing to drill holes then it should work. If there is a slight curve to the roof then the brackets may have to be bent slightly, which is not very difficult as I had to do this because my shell had curvature. For the price this is the best option. Go for it. Measure twice drill once. And use silicone. Good luck!
1498124
No it won't . With some little fab work u could get it to work. But will not just bolt on.
517223
Tim, All long as your van is a 1/2Ton and is currently using a 255/7016, there should be no reason why it would not work. Thank you.
1677580
I would not attempt to use it on a Chrysler Town & County Van since there is no heavy steel plate to mount and drill 4 holes to; like a pick-up step and tow bumper. It is a univeral fit matching an open steel plate. I wouldn't trust it to carry anything if drlled to fiberglass or other body molding or material.
453349
if you already have a deat bolt, that is keyed to the outside, it should work fine.
517226
Tim,All long as your van is a 1/2Ton and is currently using a 255/7016, there should be no reason why it would not work. Thank you.
205416
I have no clue. if they are designed similar to roof rails with a slot channel down the middle extending from end to end then yah they might work. I would consult a specialist or see if you can view one at a retail store and test fit or line it up to get a better idea if they would work. sorry
897622
If paired with a good roof penetration sealant, it should work. Also, you might need longer bolts.
772038
Not sure what you mean by "threw the car"... but it should work ok with any car that has windows on each side through which to run the belt... with or without rain gutters... it could go around them and tighten down just fine...
944656
Sure. I used GoWesty gutter clamps w/o any drilling into the van, just holes through the two mounts. Very sturdy.
2112889
The awning rail is a piece of track that the awning slides into. I have no experience with mounting onto a van. You can call dometic and see if they would have the answers. Unless you have a high top van you would probably have to duct underneath it. Sorry I can't help more.
701301
Since you have a rail I would think it should work. The awning appears to be universal.
28471
Do yourself the favor and measure your buckle's, alot of vehicle's are different, they should give the sizes of these in the description, and go measure your van first.
1174542
I would not suggest it...but w/ it set to lowest height it may work. Personally...after the length of time it took to put together & the weight of it - fitting into a van would be painful. Perhaps in the back of a pickup...tied down well - if that's an option
2050265
It will work, but it will be extremely slow and tedious work. Also some common sense stuff, like don't use directly on plastic gutters. If your gutters are painted it will bubble the paint if you hold it in one spot too long. Use it in combination with a tool to break up the ice and remove it in chunks, being careful not to damage gutter, roofing etc. Hope that helps.
2221692
I don't really know I have it on a Chevrolet van, but it should and you will have to put on a rank 5 hitch.
352917
if the outlander has a back hatch door that lifts up like the picture it will work ,.... I found with my van we used some small strong magnets from any hardware store makes it water tight and we had some real hard rain and we stayed dry even with the back screen window open. have fun this works