I have a Ford Econoline 150. Could I install these on that? Max number of kayaks for that?
1624502
As long as you have 2 bars going across from right to left then yes 3 will fit.
926013
Definitely should. I have two 15' Kayaks and no issues...just you'll need to space it a little more on the wall. Mine are about 8 ft apart. These are great!
1956250
If you have a roof rack you should be ok. When you strap the kayak down these buffers really compress, so the front and back of the kayak might bang on the front and back of the roof while driving if you don't have a rack, especially over bumps. In any case, you will need more straps than the ones that come with this setup.
994247
I'm not sure about the dimensions of your kayaks, but the ones I've seen could be laid on their sides and strapped down to the extensions. So from my limited point of view, I would say yes.
173352
I could easily put two on my Toyota Siena ( currently using one) and carry my kayaks. I have factory roof racks with two cross bars,
1623852
A single kayak should be OK. I tried two and the bars flex too much and pushed the ends out so much they would not stay tight in the roof grooves. Anything more then that and I'd spend more for a better quality rack. It's cheap but gets the job done with limitations
642665
Malone's site has a fit guide for cars. http://www.maloneautoracks.com/kayak-carriers.php I had mine on square bars but now have oval bars so I'll be modifying them to fit.
1204445
With enough rope or ties, this rack should be plenty sufficient. There are various additional racks that you can buy that mount to the crossbars that are specific for kayaks.
626868
We have two kayaks. One is a Wilderness Pungo 120, and the other is a Wilderness Tsunami 125. Both boats fit fine on these hooks, and they weigh approx. 50 pounds, with no problem. You can get them on the hooks easily, and I consider them a great buy.
773554
I am sorry but I am not familiar with your kayak so I can't answer that. They are great braces and work well for me.
306671
check the width of your rails for two wings. I use one wing on a "V" shaped kayak and Rhino Nautic 571 on a more flat bottom kayak. I have a larger vehicle.
1280859
Beverly, I don't if ALL kayaks fit; I don't know ALL kayaks. I use the SeaWing to carry my Ocean Kayak Torque kayaks on top of a Dodge Caravan. I use the factory rack and the SeaWings fit nicely. The Torques are ~14ft long, almost 30" wide and weigh ~75 lbs. each; they are larger than average. I have driven at 70 mph and the kayaks are stable up there. The biggest reason I have these SeaWings is that I can drive into the garage with them during kayaking season, and don't have to take them off all the time. &lt;&lt;http://g-lu.smugmug.com/Family/2012-Christmas/i-nsrHfXs/A&gt;&gt;
1046595
I am sure it would although it may be more trailer than you would need for a kayak. I believe it will hold up to 600 lbs. Make sure that you take note of the tires as they are not speed rated for the freeway which I learned after I had purchased the trailer.
1629567
I would think so, we have a 2002 and haul a larger kayak so one is the limit but if they are smaller it should work fine. Just make sure to check the weight limit on the cross bars. The glide and set is a great system.
526728
One set per kayak. My Honda accord will only accommodate one kayak, but if your boats were narrow and roof was wide...maybe.
1623672
Sorry it's 2 months out, Lightfoot..... But, yes, the bars are strong enough for poly kayaks. We run a 2 kayak setup with the Malone Stax Pro and Inno cradles.
335038
I don't see why not. You will just need to put the pulley sets closer together. They have worked out great for us. I bought 3 for my kayaks and you can use them to pretty much hoist up anything. Hope this helps.