Can the Yakima Rack and Roll be Used to Carry 2 Old Town Autopilot 120s
Updated 09/02/2024 | Published 08/27/2024 >
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How about using the Yakima Rack and Roll 78 for 2 Old Town Autopilot 120s? Factory says weight is roughly 123lbs each without the battery, motor, and seat. Towing within 1-10 miles, no highways.
asked by: Jim M
Expert Reply:
Great question, Jim!
The Yakima Rack and Roll Trailer # Y08107 has a 250 lb weight capacity so I only recommend hauling your 2 Old Town Autopilot 120s with it if you keep them at that dry weight of 123 lbs.
Since that's no fun, I recommend also adding the HD Shocks # Y08110 to the mix so that the weight rating is upped to 350 lbs so you have more wiggle room with your equipment.
If you'd like to incorporate carriers for your kayaks then the Yakima BigCatch # Y04091 is what you'll want to set your sights on as this is the only saddle-style carrier with a 150 lb weight capacity.
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Jim M.
9/2/2024
Thanks for the reply and recommendation for the shock upgrade and the carriers. We are considering all.