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I installed a roof rack designed for tent trailers. Cost $210 Cdn from Canadian Tire. Really solid system. Brand is Sportrack and think it is made by Thule.
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Thank you RavenBC. So is the rack physically mounted to your camper? (Booked grilled into the roof? )
Thanks!
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I installed a roof rack designed for tent trailers. Cost $210 Cdn from Canadian Tire. Really solid system. Brand is Sportrack and think it is made by Thule.
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I carry my canoe on top of my k2500 suburban using Thule racks, canoe load bar ends, and use a oak orchard canoe and kayak roller.
My first canoe was just above big box sellable, poly construction, and 80 pounds: Old Town Guide 147. It was fine for lakes but a bear to paddle: 38" beam and flat bottom aka barge.
My next canoe was royalex and has wood gunnels: 16 foot Bell Chestnut Prospector RX.
The latter was leaps and bounds an improvement from the barge.
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