I have a 16' v hull runabout. but my beam width is only 60". will the 14-16' 75" width work?
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It should be fine. It's more overlap and that's a good thing. I had a 72" beam boat and the cover was really a bit too narrow.
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If you intend to cover the outboard motor along with the boat, I don't think it will work. I tried to use the same cover for my boat and motor and it was to short. I ordered a larger one and it works just fine. Because of the beam width, you will have an excess amount along the sides of the boat which can be snugged up.
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I have a Rans Velocity squared, with a 65 inch wheelbase and an overall length of 7 feet. It fits fine , with about 2 inches room to spare.
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Sorry, my wife has this account and just forwarded this to me. I think it should connect, but you wouldn't get much depth in your cut. I have a 20" bar (which only has about 18" actual) and I was not able to cut that full depth. If you want more info, I can set it up and send you exact numbers. Just let me know. casey.sweeney@indy.govI think it is totally worth the money. I've only made large beams with it, but it's nice to have this capability for cheap
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Hello --the max trailer size is 6" in height. If the width of your trailer is wider than the bolts/nuts provided, you could always obtain longer bolts/nuts from your local hardware store. Make sure they're galvanized though. My trailer has a wide beam however, I installed mine on the center beam which supports the winch and V-rest for the bow of the boat. I also installed felt pads (cut to size of the inside space between bolt holes) on both sides to eliminate any rattle or jarring during transit. My trailer is kept indoors and hardly ever exposed to the elements so the felt pads work great --got them at the big store w/the orange letters (HD). I'm very pleased with this carrier. Hope this was helpful. Good luck.
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Just. I have a very wide beam 20' bowrider - plenty down the sides, so should fit. Great cover, especially for the price
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The Crewmax actually takes a 90" running board, Lund doesn't offer the "Factory Style" in a 90". We do have a Lund TrailRunner that is similar which is part # 291140 and can be used with bracket kit 300075. Got-Chrome www.GotChrome.com 888-552-4766
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I have two SUP ATX beginner boards mounted with no problem. Those are 32" wide.
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Honestly, buy them with the roof bars you have and see if you need to get longer ones. As I didn't need to as my boats cleared the mirrors on the side without the 6" overlap. Buy them you'll love them. Paul
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if the model is suitable, I think the problems to replace the battary door will not, but the beam will ask dealer. Best Regards, P.
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It should fit your boat fine.. mine was for a 20 ft and I had 5 feet to spare . I had to return it. The third party was not easy to work with. But Amazon made it good on the return.
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Yes I do my tracker was 78" and I think it would move in to fit your beam width.
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well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face... » Read More well, it all depends...... first you have to find out what the factory bars are rated at (look in your manual or online). add the weight of the kayaks plus the 4 Hull a Ports and compare to the max load. Load is just as important as whether it will fit or not. The bottom ends of the Hull a Ports should NOT extend past the factory bars once installed; to be safe, I think the spec is 2 inches or so inside the bars. You may need the Thule square racks if the factory racks are too small but will hold the load. I have those and they are awesome. The standard set up is for the bottoms to face each other, so no issues there. Good luck and enjoy your kayaks! « Show Less
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I think so...I even went to Lowes and added a link and extra 2" PVC to make them longer. Check your trailer dimension like 3"X5" against the hardware with kit.
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The width will be the distance between your existing rails. I had a Yakima box on top this summer and the box mounts/locks touched the top of the roof. So hopefully your box will have shallow mounts. Durant
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No it will not fit. My inside dims were 59" and it was way too small. Amazon said this would fit my make and model but they are incorrect. I guess technically it will fit there, but there is absolutely no room left to insert the mounting brackets. I believe I had .5" on each side hanging over.
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I have mine covering a 21' low profile day cruiser with a 8' beam. The sides on my cover drop down at 12-18" each side & at least 12" on the stearn. For your application, the cover might be a tight fit fore & aft, but it should be ok across the beam. I would make the purchase, try the fit. It is a very well made, heavy weight cover....
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It would have been a good idea to measure the inside of the boat where you were planning on installing it. Boats have different Widths, so if you for Example: ordered the 60in and you actually needed the 72in you would have to send the smaller one back and order the larger one.