Replacement Mounting Clamps for Discontinued TracRac 22940

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I am trying to find 8 mounting clamps for a T-Rac by TracRac SKU#22940 rack. I have an OEM part number of 01-22913 but have been unable to locate them, or any alternative part #s. I believe Thule has bought out TracRac but I can seem to find any alternate part #s on Thules site.

asked by: Adam A

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You are correct that Thule now owns TracRac, but that doesn't mean that you're out of luck when it comes to parts! Although they'll look different than the ones that you currently have, Thule tells me that you can use the Replacement Modular Clamp for TracRac G2 and TracONE Truck Bed Ladder Racks # PT-27064 to replace the old 01-22913 clamps that came on your TracRac 22940. These are sold as single clamps, so you would need to purchase 8 of them to get all of the clamps you need to re-mount your older TracRac on your truck.

This clamp is compatible with the TracRac G2 and TracONE truck bed ladder racks.

expert reply by: Erik B

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