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Question: I own 2 tandem kayaks. They measure 36" across. Does this trailer come with the proper racks to accommodate this wide of a kayak? Any information?
Document: A tree fell on my old kayak trailer and we needed a replacement. Bought this last year and it has been a great trailer. It is solid on the road and easily holds four kayaks. I adapted it slightly for one trip and put two kayaks on one side and two bikes on the other. It uses standard Thule bars so any adapters that fit the rectangular bar will fit these. Assembly was straightforward for anyone that is mildly mechanically inclined. Just take your time and follow the directions.
I highly recommend it. It's also flexible enough thanks to the load bars. You can essentially remove the kayak carriers and put ski, canoe or bike carriers or even cargo boxes. It's a cheaper alternative to Yakima's rack-n-roll trailer.UPDATE: I've been using this trailer for a month now. Took several drives. Handles excellent on highway speeds and is very easy to handle.
After looking for several options to carry my kayaks, I ended up purchasing this nice little trailer. There are many great things about this trailer, but here are a few highlights:- Built solid. This is not a flimsy thing at all.- Rides very well. No bouncing around even when it's empty, and trails straight as an arrow.- Handles highway speeds well- Impeccable assembly instructions.
The kick stand needs to be installed while you're putting together the coupler. The plates for the storage trunk need to be installed when you're assembling the axle springs.For the assembly, you really need a deep socket wrench. I had a standard one and it was a tad difficult at times.The hardest part of the assembly was positioning the bars and the kayak carriers.
The trailer is working as advertised. It is solid and makes loading kayaks so much easier than the roof rack. Perhaps after putting one together you could put one together in the 3 hour advertised time, but it took me 10 or more hours to put it together.
I'm pulling it behind a minivan and you would hardly know it is back there. Loading is very easy. Make sure to load the inner boats first including straps and covers otherwise it's a little too tight to get to the straps. Proof of purchase, VIN # and other documentation shipped separately and arrived 1-2 days after the trailer. This is needed to register the trailer. Keep this in mind if you are on a tight schedule.
Not a hard repair, but it's still a hassle. I had put pictures of the product, but they seem to have disappeared for whatever reason. It has made kayaking with 4-kayaks a lot simpler. It gets a lot of attention too.
I think this is not really a problem if I adjust the nut a bit, but so far I've been lazy.- The rear load bar is not as stable as the front one for some reason. It's fine for carrying kayaks, bikes etc, but I wouldn't put too much weight on it when/if carrying cargo.- 17' kayaks seem to be the longest you can carry with this. Probably 18' wouldn't be an issue either.
Assembly was very easy. Hardware pkgs were very well labeled. Only complaint was that the last pkg was short one long bolt but that was only as minor inconvience as I was able to substitute one of the shorter bolts. The trailer is very sturdy and trailers very well even with no load.
I think this trailer is going to be great. Overall, it seems to be made of quality materials. The instructions were accurate and easy to understand. When I read previous posts, customer feedback led me to believe that I would be spending between 4-5 hours assembling it.
Answer: no