How Much Does the Thule Hullavator Pro # TH898 Weigh
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Thank for your initial response to my question. I’d like to know the total weight of the Thule Hullavator setup I have minus the kayaks. I am using the Thule on. 2017 Subaru Forester and have the 60” square bars and required foot assemblies. I have two sets of Hullavators on each bar. When putting it together each piece did not seem to weigh too much but when my wife and I we’re both 68 y/o took it off before winter it seemed quite heavy. Now we’re putting it back on the car and would like to know how much weight we’re dealing with. Thanks.
asked by: Bruce L
Expert Reply:
That all depends on what roof rack you have or that you are looking at. The Thule Hullavator Pro # TH898 itself weighs in at 39.7 lbs but that is not including any roof rack parts.
If you could verify which roof rack you have I can let you know the total weight if we carry it. If you don't already have a roof rack just let me know the year/make/model of your vehicle and if you would prefer traditional bars, like square or round, or if you would rather have aero bars and I can make a recommendation for you and add all of the weight up as well.
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Thule Hullavator Pro Kayak Roof Rack and Lift Assist w/ Tie-Downs - Saddle Style - Universal Mount
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Bruce L.
7/5/2018
Thank for your initial response to my question. I’d like to know the total weight of the Thule Hullavator setup I have minus the kayaks. I am using the Thule on. 2017 Subaru Forester and have the 60” square bars and required foot assemblies. I have two sets of Hullavators on each bar. When putting it together each piece did not seem to weigh too much but when my wife and I we’re both 68 y/o took it off before winter it seemed quite heavy. Now we’re putting it back on the car and would like to know how much weight we’re dealing with. Thanks.