Ideas For Mounting Buyers Products Utility Storage Box 3371712240 On EX Loader Kayak Trailer

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How would I attack this to my EX Loader trailer below the Malone bars that carry the kayaks?

asked by: Eric

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What I recommend is taking your EX loader trailer to a local fabrication shop and having them add two crossbraces to the frame of your trailer where you are wanting to install the Buyers Products Utility Storage Box - Black - 44" x 19" x 17-1/4" # 3371712240.

Once the crossbraces are installed you can use U-bolts that match the width of the crossbraces to go up and into the storage box. You will need to drill a few holes in the bottom of the box, and will want to use a metal bracket to go between the two studs of the U-Bolts for added support.

Keep in mind there will need to be at least 17-1/2" between the top of the frame on the trailer and the bottom of the crossbars for the # 3371712240 to fit.

I included a video of the # 3371712240 for you to take a look at.

expert reply by: Samuel C

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