Can I use for canoe with 2013 subaru outback using rear compartment like truck bed &amp; extending canoe onto hitch extender?
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I wouldn't see why not. The t bar can be adjusted up and down easily. The more I use this extender the more impressed I am with it. The quality and versatility of it is outstanding. Our 13 ft Ocean Kayak tandem loads and rides on it like a dream. We put foam pipe insulation wrapped with duct tape (what else) around it to cushion the contact between the metal bars and kayak. I've also used it to haul wood around. I highly recommend it.
143873
The 2013 Polaris Sportsman H.O only has one option as far as rack extenders go and it is for the front of the ATV. The part number you would need for that is 2878671
72291
Only if the the boat is a row boat or canoe. This is not tow-able inter-tube.
1770084
I would think that this would fit because the square tubing is the same size on all B & W hitches. I love my extender because now I can hook up my camper with the tailgate down the entire time.
1650902
if they are the same size and enough clearance between bar and roof then there is no reason why they wouldnt fit. however, the only factory crossbars that ive seen that might fit the canoe carriers were too close to the roof and would not accomodate the bolts
786610
Only issue that I can see, might be if a kayak / canoe, etc. is extending over the rear hatch. I have a Yakima roof rack, no problem.
1450383
I have an '02 Odyssey and it works well with some adjusting. I have Honda cross bars and they work well but due to width of my canoe I need to attach half of the rack to thicker part of crossbar where it joins the factory side rails. It is pretty universal but I would also look at company web site too for more info.. You may just have to try it in the end. Amazon is pretty good on return policy, especially if you cannot get a solid answer. Good luck.
1930324
I use it for a 16ft fiberglass canoe. Can load and unload by myself pretty easy
1632590
You probably would just need the B & W turn-over ball unless you have need to extend the hitch rearward due to lack of space of a tool box or other factor.
2224358
Depends on the spread. I carry a one-man outrigger canoe and it is 20 feet and I have a short bed. It works as long as there is not too much wind. If you have a full bed it shouldn't be an issue.
1988365
I purchased a Yakima Load Warrior cargo rack to provide strapping points all around and to keep the bag off the roof of the car with a heavy load. I have a 2010 Outback (no strappable side rails) and this system works great.
1449935
I installed it on my 86 gmc with a toolbox,i put one as close to the tailgate as I could and the other just in front of the toolbox .make sure you can open and close the box before you drill your holes.it's a short wheelbase truck and I can still haul my 15.5 ft.canoe.
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i do not know but i would guess that this would be a problem because of the canoe with and rack spacing that you define. thule does have other racks that are fine for canoes.
1280858
I would say most would fit. I have a sit in and a sit on and both fit without a problem. I frequently do shuttles with my friend and haul her two kayaks a sit on and thereis no problem. It would not haul a canoe but I can't think of any kayak that would not fit in this type of saddle. These are very easy to use and fit on round type racks as well as other shapes.
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I wouldn't. I bought the box to fit in my 13 Frontier crew cab. It was the only box that could fit under the rear bench seat without obstructing the use of the cab. It was the max size box I could use. My sub Is the Pioneer TS-SW841D fits perfect and pounds good!
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CORRECTION!!!!! so sorry! i should really have more morning coffee before i attempt to answer anything.the statement about the top of the receivers' "square hole" is WRONG! the top of the long channel/tube on the Hitchmate is- 1-5/8" BELOW the bottom of the receiver opening.
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Yes, I think you could. You may want to go to an REI and try it out in the parking lot before you buy it on Amazon, but the metal clamps lock on with a semi-oval angle that grabs the edges of a more rounded bar (which are flat on bottom). Make sense? I can't promise since I used factory Subaru racks that are flatter, but there should be plenty of space for a square bar given the adjustments you can make on the clamp tightness.