I have a Chevy avalanche. Will this extend up soi can carry a kayak on the top over the back cover, not on top, not inbed?
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I put mine on the back of my F-150 and raised it up and it was a little short of the top bed rails, but with a 2 x 4, some deck screws, a few bolts, and a little work I think it would work very well to support one end of your yak. I have no trouble using it to transport my canoe or my "heavy" yak. Hobie ProAngler 14 foot and 120 lbs.
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My guess would be no. I have a van and it takes up most of the back when it's in there.
1764323
If the landing pad is the part between the tower and your roof of your vihicle the answer is yes. It fits in to the tower well. I cant believe how well the towers acually work. I carry two kayaks and have never had a problem. I hope this helps.
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I Cannot guarantee - but I would guess yes. I bought the Avalanche style to fit my Ridgeline, the sides go over the outside and the inside of the bed rail with adjustable straps and the front (cab side) is completely open and goes over the top (about 30%) of the cab.
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Honestly, I haven't used mine yet. But I would say that if the 2 kayaks can fit in the width of the bed you should be fine. It should be strong enough as the weight will be mostly distributed over the truck bed anyway. The trickiest thing will be to secure the kayaks in such a way that they don't bounce around or rub against each other. Maybe a sheet of soft foam like stuff used for cushions or mattresses in between the two? Good luck, hope this helps. this will be cheaper than a Thule carrier, for sure.
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It would protect your car from the kayak damaging it...but I don't think the straps would fit all the way around the kayak so you'd need to use additional straps. Also, I think you'd want to tie the kayak to the front and back of the car anyways for better stability. I've transported two kayaks and use these with additional tie downs.
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Only issue that I can see, might be if a kayak / canoe, etc. is extending over the rear hatch. I have a Yakima roof rack, no problem.
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I regularly transport my Stand Up Paddleboard (9' 10" x 29 1/2") both on the roof rack and inside the vehicle (by reclining the front passenger and middle seat) and there is s little wiggle room to spare, so it seems like you should be able to make it work...
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I'm not sure but I carry two sit on top 10 ft. kayaks with no problem. They are high quality and I have the Mont Blanc rack they attach to, really nice rack and kayak carrier.
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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
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It most likely not interfere, as you can move the box forward and back quite a bit. (I would say at least 2 feet) If you move it too far forward it may overhang the windshield. If you measure the length of the Highlander you can confirm the fit.
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The cover is extra large. I use it for my 17 1/2ft bass boat with a 7 1/2ft beam. From front to back it goes from covering the entire motor to covering the entire trailer wench, with still extra length. Along the beam sides it extends nearly all the way down to the trailer stepsides. It is strong and waterproof.
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We only have a toyota avalon which is not tall. However I do not believe it would reach over the hood of your truck.
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You can use the roof rack but not by itself if you have a 2 inch hitch on your truck I would recommend you also use a "L" type carrier which is adjustable. I have a 12 foot canoe and between the two it works great because I can adjust the "L" to a height that also allows me to carry my flat boat in the bed of the truck. I like the "L" and cab roof rack because I only need to put them on the truck when I need them. Hope this helps. Jep
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This cover sets on top of the bed side rails so if you have anything on the bed rails now you will have to remove it. This cover almost overhangs the truck bed so that if you have water on the cover it will run off on the outside of the truck. Hope this helps
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Yep--I can carry my SUP board along with 3 kayaks. While my board is wider than the Stacker is tall, I load the board first then back my kayak next to it & strap them both with a tension strap. Works & travels well.
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I carry mine in both of my pickups-ones small GMC Sonoma and the other a 6' bed F250' due to the wheel wells I tilt the boat on one side so it is angled into the bed. Works great.