Are the Gas Struts Available for Replacement for the Thule Hullavator Kayak Carrier?

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The gas struts in my Thule Hullivator no longer work. Do you have the struts. I need 2 and if possible the special pins that attach them Thanks

asked by: Sylvia S

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The gas struts for the Thule Hullavator 897XT are not available for replacement, unfortunately. So in order to replace the gas struts on your Hullavator, you're going to need to replace the entire assembly with the Replacement Arm Assembly for Thule Hullavator - Easy Loading (Strut Assisted) Kayak Carrier System # TH753352303.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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