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Question: I have a chrysler mini van, do you know if it would work, and for 2 kayaks do you need 2 of these and how tall does one need to be to operae this?
Document: Put the Kayak up maybe 3' and tie it down sideways on, then you just click both of the handles at the same time and it just raises them up with the kayak, right on top. Getting them off the top is much easier, too. Two Hullavators do fit on one Thule rack system with my Kayaks loaded. That worried me for a while!The one thing that I didn't realize was that it need six locking cores eight if you're getting two Hullys.
I looked at getting these for all my kayaks, since I have a tandem and longer sea kayaks - all fairly heavy to fling over your head. While looking at these, I happened on the Malone "Telos" kayak loading system. Much simpler mechanically, and detaches instead of mounting "permanently" on the load bars. This means you only need ONE Telos system for both of the kayaks on the car, so cost is about $220 vs. 2 X $500.
I just love ocean sports.I recently bought 2 kayaks and have only been able to use them twice, because it's such a pain in the a$$ to load and unload them on the Hully Rollers.I've been holding out to buy an F150 thinking having a truck would alleviate loading and unloading the kayaks until I discovered, the Hullavators and Wheeleez. I couldn't save up enough dough for the F150, so I finally splurged on these Hullavators ($530/ea!
I put two of these on my Honda Odyssey van in about three hours. Very easy to install. Make sure you have cross bars that are long enough. The shorter 50 inch bars do not give enough length for the device to work. They basically use the end of the bar as a fulcrum to pivot onto the roof or over the side of the vehicle. They work as advertised. Very little effort to lift my two fourteen foot kayaks onto the roof.
awesome kayak carrier. makes loading and unloading super fast. its super secure to the vehicle. and there is little to no noise vibration. my old one would make the trip sound like bees were folloing me around. this is silent. instalation is a little tricky and there are some parts that you do not need depending on what kind of crossrails you have but as long as you read the instructions you should be fine.
Maybe I'm being a little harsh as I am a guy and prefer to 'scan' the instructions. Although I feel that I spent a pretty penny, they no doubt are worth every one. We've used the kayaks twice over the past two weeks since installing the Hullavators, and my only complaint is that the bars mounted on my canopy are just a tad wide as it is quite a stretch to grab each handle.
Other reviews mention a DVD but there was none in my package, and it sure would have been helpful (well, I'm assuming that it would be better than the directions). I just left a review for their 45050 load bars and how the Thule online fit guide was incorrect and caused me to purchase a size that wouldn't work at all. Went ahead and had to buy another set of the right length load bars and then went to the install of the Hullavator.
I have a Toyota '08 Forerunner Limited, with two on top during the summer. They only work with a Thule Rack System; not Yakama's Rack System! Yack-a-ma has round rack bars, which is REALLY STUPID and annoying since nothing can really attach to it.
I used 2&#34; aluminum tape, the kind used to seal joints in ductwork. It's impervious to sunlight so it won't deteriorate, and it even looks good on the silver-painted bars. Most important, it eliminated the noise!
But it worth it! Don't try and mount the Hullavator to a Yakima Rack System, it won't work right, the Yakima system will tilt and fall to the side. It's junk in general, I think. Thule goes ON Thule. lol! :) Trust me!Overall, it works Thule on Thule, even with two Thule Hullavators! It's definitely worth the expense if you're a fairly serious into Kayaking, have a SUV and aren't 6'7"! :)
Answer: yes