Can Vehicle Towed on Tow Dolly Carry Kayak Carriers
Updated 06/26/2018 | Published 06/25/2018 >
Question:
I have a class A motor home and I will be towing my car with a tow dolly. I would like to be able to bring along my 2 10foot kayaks. I did purchase a dual receiver, thinking that I would be able to get a vertical kayak rack. Do you have any solutions that I would be able to use. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
asked by: Charles B
Expert Reply:
We don't currently have any vertical kayak carriers that would install on a hitch. Probably your best option would be to install a roof rack on the vehicle you are towing and then put a kayak carrier on the roof of it like the Thule Hullaport XT part # TH848.
I'd need to know what type of roof is on the vehicle you are flat towing though to pick out the best option.
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