Replacement Clamps for Older Thule Ski Racks
Updated 11/13/2017 | Published 11/12/2017 >
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Question:
Hi. I have thule square load bars and an older pull up style thule ski rack. What parts.do I need to attach the ski rack? Thanks!
asked by: Annette M
Expert Reply:
This will depend on the specific model you have.
If you have the older PullTop Deluxe (Made between 2000 and 2006), or Flat Top (made between 1996 and 2006), you'll want part # 853-2156. These are easily identifiable as they have either a square clamp-on box or no attached parts on the bottom of the carrier. If you're missing the carriage bolt, you'll need part # 915-0650-54 to replace it.
You can also convert this kit to a Universal Mount with the required parts for newer, post 2006 models.
If you have a FlatTop carrier, you'll need part # 7533998.
If you have a PullTop carrier, you'll need part # TH7520970001.
If you want to put the Universal Mounts onto a taller or aero crossbar in the future, you'll need part # THXADAPT7 to fit the Universal Mounts those cross bars.
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