What is total height from top of rack to bottome of paddle hook? Also can you place one above another?
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We ended up not using them for the kayaks as they did not fit. The angle makes them too narrow at the bottom. For reference we have lifetime 10 fishing kayaks.
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MS K, Best eye ball measurement is fifteen inches top to bottom. I'm not sure what you, mean by on top of each other. I assume you could put two sets one above the other. I mounted mine on two fence posts that were eight feet apart. I used my owns self tapping screws because the hardware that came with it I did not feel was strong enough. I'll take your call if you have another questions. 2094027693.Cheers Lee
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Laura, the total height of rack is 18" from top to bottom of hook. And yes you can place one above the another, I have two on one wall in the garage. However, if you do that, you must leave ample room between the two kayaks. I measured mine, it was 23" from the bottom of the top rack hook to the top of the bottom rack. Also, be sure to place the brackets as seen in the picture, one must be right under the bar that supports the kayak. I hope that helps, they work for us just fine. Gary
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Total height is 17". Yes you can arrange any way you want as there are two seperate pieces.
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The height from the top of the bracket to the bottom of the paddle hook is 17 inches. I have another J hook rack on my garage wall. I mounted this one below that one. So I see no reason why you could not mount 2 or even 3 of these above each other if you have the room. The kayak I have on this bracket is quite wide.
880814
unfortunately there is no way to connect a bottom hook on these. I hung mine seperately by making each one longer than the other
919754
I do not understand your question, but this rack does come with two different size hooks.Large and small.
905279
The rail hight is 3 and3/16th inches . It is 1 1/2 in from the bottom frame to the top of the support frame So you would have too clear 1 1/2 " before you could remove any item from the rack.
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The rack portion is 11.25 x 11.5. The 2 supports add about 1/4 in. to one dimension. It is 10.75 high.
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It's 3 1/2 inches from the top basket to the second one. It's 6 inches from the top basket to the handles. I don't have a basket under the second set of baskets,just handles to hang things from it.
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Vertical from the bottom of the lower hook to the tip of the upper is ~6.5". Sticks out from mounted surface ~3.25".
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The rack is even with the bumper. The vertical post is about 1.5 to 2 feet tall. I think it would work for you.
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I don't know the exact width but I have 2 paddle boards that I strap to the racks. I also use surfboard pads. They fit perfectly. Hope this helps.
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The overall height of the rack is not adjustable. You can adjust the height of the side pieces than support the lower hanging rod. I would think that the two shelves at the bottom and top provide stability for the rack overall.
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Hi, I'm not sure about your rack, but I had to build two extenders for mine because the rack trails were too short. I knew they were short because I verified the minimum length of the bars for the hullavator and I mine were about 5" shorter. It is a matter of putting together two metal bars with some clamps (so that I can remove them). Good luck ;)
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They are on my boat now so I can't measure it. Judging by my use...I think 2 feet would be hook to hook at full extension.
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The side rods are about 35.5" from the top of the hook that fits over your existing rod to the bottom. If you use the lowest position for the horizontal rod, your new rod will be about 34" below the top of your existing rod.
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the overall dimension from mounting surface to outer radius on the hook is 18 and 3/8 inches long total. the mounting bracket is broached and sets the hanger about 3/8" from the surface it mounts to. hope this helps
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There are two hooks shown. The ones facing out are attached to the spotter arms and only point facing out. The other hooks can be put either on the front or the back. However, to move them from the front to the back, you'll have to completely remove the top of the rack. I ended up getting an extra set of hooks so I could have them in both the front and the back. I think this is the way to go. They're really easy to move up and down and it gives you lots of flexibility.
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Should not be a problem, the racks can attach at different heights to the supports. I'd have to check, but the increments are about 1 inch I believe. You should be good.
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The rack is 36" tall, just as the description says it is! No tools are needed. You put two pieces of plastic together around a pole, paying attention to the word "top" and slide it down until it slips into a groove. Repeat for the other 3 poles. Slide a rack over the plastic supports. It's easy once you see how the pieces fit together. It helps to put all the shelves on the floor and then start with the top shelf and work down.