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Question: How many brackets are included for $39.00?
Document: awesome brackets which were very easily installed. bought two sets for a total of four brackets. bolts were a little long for the camper, but bought some end caps to protect the tent fabric.
The brackets were mounted in the single wall material on the top between the two side windows. I retained the 1A mount over the cab.This gave me a spread of 40 inches between the load bars. I wanted the increased distance between the load bars so I could eventually install one of the roll up awnings from ARB or Ironman. I can now also mount a bike carrier since the Basketcase sits well over to one side.
Mounted these on a teardrop trailer to get some extra clearance away from the trailer body, they look and work great!
I have no complaints about this product. It is exactly what I ordered. How can I complain about that? I can't.
Far superior to the Thule version at half the price. Still pricey for two bent pieces of steel and 4 nut/bolts but it works perfectly. Remember....measure twice....drill once!
As has been noted already, they are expensive for what they are. One star off for the cost. At least the hardware was stainless. And they work.I bought this to mount on my Gen1 Toyota 4Runner. The gutters on the removable top are not structural and my Yakima load bars were over the cab. This meant my load bars were only 17 inches apart. I wanted to run my Basketcase length-wise over the back, instead of width-wise over the cab.
Answer: yes