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Heavy Duty Shocks for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer - Qty 2
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Heavy Duty Shocks for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer - Qty 2

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This pair of heavy duty shocks increases the weight capacity of your 78" Rack and Roll trailer by 100-lbs, from 250-lbs to a maximum load of 350-lbs. Shocks have 4" of vertical movement to cushion and protect your gear. 1-800-940-8924 to order Yakima accessories and parts part number Y08110 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all Yakima products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for Heavy Duty Shocks for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer - Qty 2. Accessories and Parts reviews from real customers.
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Yakima Accessories and Parts - Y08110

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This pair of heavy duty shocks increases the weight capacity of your 78" Rack and Roll trailer by 100-lbs, from 250-lbs to a maximum load of 350-lbs. Shocks have 4" of vertical movement to cushion and protect your gear.


Features:

  • Pair of shocks upgrades factory shocks on 78" Yakima Rack and Roll trailer (Y08107)
    • Should be used when hauling more than 200 lbs
    • Also works on a 66" Rack and Roll trailer (Y08106) with the 78" crossmember kit (Y08111)
  • Has 4" of vertical movement to cushion and protect cargo


Specs:

  • Application: 78" Rack-and-Roll trailers
  • Trailer capacity: 350 lbs
  • Measurement from center of eye to center of eye: 12-7/8"
  • Quantity: 2 shocks
  • Lifetime limited warranty


8008110 Heavy Duty Shocks for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer





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Video Transcript for Review of the Heavy Duty Shocks for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer

Hello, everybody. This is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today we're gonna take a look at the Heavy Duty Shocks for the Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer. It is for a quantity of two shocks. Now, this pair of heavy duty shocks will upgrade the factory shocks on your 78 inch Rack and Roll Trailer, which we sell separately on our website. That trailer part number is Y08107.

Basically, these shocks will increase the weight capacity by a hundred pounds. The factory shocks have a 250 pound capacity. These will raise it to a maximum load capacity of 350 pounds. And it is required, these should be used if you're hauling more than 200 pounds on the trailer. Now, these will also work on the smaller 66 inch Rack and Roll Trailer, which is part number Y08106.

But you do need to add the 78 inch Cross Member Kit, which is part number Y08111. Now, this will give you four inches of vertical movement to cushion and protect your cargo. And as we mentioned, it is for a quantity of two shocks. Application, again, it's for the 78 inch Rock and Roll Trailer. And the trailer capacity after adding these is 350 pounds.

And the last thing to give you is the measurement from the center eye. The center eye is gonna be 12 and seven eights inches. But that should do it for the review on the Heavy Duty Shocks for the Yakima Rock and Roll Trailer.

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Heavy Duty Shocks for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer - Qty 2 - Y08110

Average Customer Rating:  4.9 out of 5 stars   (25 Customer Reviews)

This pair of heavy duty shocks increases the weight capacity of your 78" Rack and Roll trailer by 100-lbs, from 250-lbs to a maximum load of 350-lbs. Shocks have 4" of vertical movement to cushion and protect your gear.

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Arrived in plenty of time. Take photos of the original installation before swapping to the new ones. Lots of washers involved. Adding years to my Yakima trailer.



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The shocks arrived on time and in good condition. I was concerned that it would be hard to figure out how to take the original shocks out and put the heavy duty shocks in, but the documentation that came with them was very straightforward and the trailer design made the change pretty easy. Getting the cotter pin out of the main shock pin took me a while; I ended up using a wooden wedge to get the cotter pin open enough to get it around the main pin and take it out.
Note that the nut and the bolt for the main shock bolt (referred to as the "second mounting point" in the documentation) are different sizes; I could use my 21mm socket on the bolt, but had to use an adjustable spanner for the nut, because it was bigger than any socket or wrench I had.



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Shocks held up well given 7000 mile road trip to Alaska but did incur damage due to their exposure to road debris and rock chips. Trailer scaled at 400#’s.



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We upgraded to the heavy duty shocks when we bought our Rack and Roll 78 ten years ago. What we failed to do was proactively replace them along the way. When one broke on a recent trip it dropped the load onto the tire and chaos ensued. We replaced them with a new set from etrailer and notice a bit of a design change. Installation was a breeze. Many thanks to etrailer for having the parts and their fast service.



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In addition to my wildy a.t.a.k. kayak, along side it, I mounted a large rectangular rod box (it’s a Yakima, I don’t recall the exact model name but they only build one thing in this class). That gets loaded with 4-8 rods, some med and small boxes, kayak anchor, etc so I was worried about the factory standard jobs being up to snuff, particularly if I had to drag the trailer thru some interesting terrain. The HD shocks have held up well with zero problems to date. Very pleased



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Easy order, fair price, quick delivery. Slight damage to exterior carton, but not a mark on the shocks. Very pleased.

Gregg S.

1/24/2024

Installation was straightforward, no problem removing the old shocks. Seem to ride about the same with two 14 kayaks. Rarely carry any load approaching 300-350 lbs, but nice to know I could. First standard shocks lasted over 10 seasons, these should outlast me.



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Arrived well-packed and quickly once available. They were super easy to install, and have enhanced our trailer's load capacity and ride. Highly recommend. NOTE: There were supply issues for these and other Yakima parts that were out of eTrailer's control, resulting in a very long wait time, but their staff were very responsive and attentive to the problem, following up multiple times with periodic updates on their expected arrival - thanks!!



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Installing the heavy duty shocks onto the Yakima Rack and Roll trailer was so fast and simple. The included instructions tell you to remove the wheels but that is totally unnecessary. After removing the bottom shock pin just use a piece of wood or a cardboard box to hold the wheel and it’s axel up and out of the way to allow you to get an open box end wrench on the head of the top mounting pin of the shock. It is located in the fender well. Using this approach, both new shocks can be mounted in about 20 minutes total. Tip, do one side at a time so you can always look at the other side for reference if needed.

Shipment and delivery was fast and per their estimate.



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Nice heavy duty upgrade. Working well.



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Super fast shipping! The heavy duty yakima shocks are worth the investment. I used them to carry 2 18ft kayaks and 4 bikes fork down with tire carriers. The kayaks had all the gear stowed inside, like the rescue equipment, life jackets, paddles etc and some bike equipment like helmet, shoes, tools. The extra weight was worth the shock investment, no kicks from the trailer just smooth ride over bumps. Also, the trailer is worth the investment since it significantly reduces drag and increases gas mileage.



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Shocks were exactly as ordered and shopping was very prompt! Customer service is excellent! I had to return 1 box of shocks only because of my mistake in not realizing there were 2 in a box, but etrailer was very gracious in processing the return. I would totally buy from them again!



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I have not installed yet but the customer service at etrialer is always excellent! Only had one small issue and it was handled very quickly and professionally. I will use them when ever I can. Thank you!



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I got Lots of boxes with items well packed . Assembly - take your time - manual is good and answers each step well. Parts are high quality and finished build is very satisfying. After I use it for a while I can say more.
I talked to several long term owners and both said No problems and satisfied.



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Great staff, right product. Yakima had good instructions



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Fantastic



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Just the extra support your trailer needs to carry that extra load. Easy to install.



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Always great service always keep you informed when something is not in stock. Great company have purchased many thanks from them and always well in the future.



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    I reached out to my contact at Yakima and they confirmed that the Heavy Duty Shocks for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer # Y08110 will fit on the Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer - 66 inch # Y08106. However the 66 inch trailer is not able to carry more than 250 lbs unless you add the 78 inch crossmember kit # Y08111 which will allow you to carry up to 350 lbs. The 66 inch crossmember limits that trailer to 250 lbs.
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    Since we have started carrying the Yakima Rack and Roll trailer # Y08107 I have not heard any complaints regarding the wheel bearings failing and only a few instances where people wanted to replace the wheel assembly. If you need to replace your bearings you'll need to source them since Yakima doesn't carry any and we don't carry the proper size bearings that fit. Should a wheel ever need to be replaced it is # Y08121. The trailer has a 250 pound capacity but that can be increased to...
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  • What Tool Is Needed To Adjust Heavy Duty Shocks # Y08110 For a Yakima Rack & Roll Trailer?
    You are correct that the Heavy Duty Shocks # Y08110 for Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer should be adjusted using a spanner wrench. While we do not carry this tool you should be able to find it at a local motorcycle parts store. The tools found at automotive stores are typically going to be larger than what you will need. A 38-42mm spanner wench is the size you will need.
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  • Can the Yakima Heavy Duty Shocks be Used on a 66 inch Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer
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  • What Size Ball Is Needed For The Yakima Rack And Roll Trailer?
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