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What Parts Are Needed To Attach The Replacement T-Track Bracket for Thule Hullavator TH24BH?  

Updated 07/22/2026 | Published 07/21/2026

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Im trying to piece together the parts needed to attach my Hullavator kayak carriers to my aero bars - long story: I thought I had everything, but when I started the assembly, I realized I didnt have the proper bolt for the bracket. What bolt do I need for this part? The Thule parts list isnt very clear, but I think its the button head screw M6x17mm. Is that correct? Regards, Craig

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Expert Reply:

Hey Craig, thanks for reaching out. The parts needed to attach the T-Track Bracket to the # TH898 Hullavator are the button head screw, washer and round nut. I've included a snip from the instructions that show this step. Unfortunately, we don't carry those hardware pieces here as individual replacement parts, but if you reach out directly to Thule, they should be able to tell you how to get them.

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Craig M.

7/21/2026

Hi Jesse, thanks for the response. What you show is what I'm looking for. I have the washer and round nut, but need the button head screw. I was wondering if this part would be the replacement: Replacement M6 x 17 mm Bolt for Thule Tracker II Half Foot Pack or Fit Kits Part Number: 924-0617-15 Or do I need to go to Thuele as you suggested? Regards, Craig

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Jesse M.

7/21/2026

@CraigM Oh nice, good eye. Yes the # 924-0617-15 is a M6 x 17 mm bolt. While this isn't specifically listed as a replacement part for the Hullavator, the dimensions of the bolt are the same as what you need so I see no reason why it wouldn't work.
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Guy G.

7/22/2026

Craig; I had some of the same issues I was able to make it all work and its amazing. I fid grab some screws from a local shop because I need a differnt length.

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