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Daddy-D
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10/24/2002
16:45:59
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 Subject: Canoe Rack?
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I have seen the hitch-mounted canoe rack, but that won't work (I need the hitch). Are there any others that don't require bed drilling and are removable?
Would there be some kind of a-frame for the bed that would work with a gutter rack on the roof?
'98 DakSport C/C 3.9 2WD A/T
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Texas Todd
Dodge Dakota
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10/24/2002
16:59:29
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Use a 'gutter' style for the roof, and I've seen a nice set-up using 2, or even 3" PVC pipe made into a rack the height of the roof mounted one that goes in the bed.
Kinda like two upside T's running in parallel to the long axis, attached at the top by a piece that runs side to side to put the canoe on. (It goes down into the bed)
sorry, don't have pics, hope you know what I mean, if not, I'll try and expain it better.
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DaveR
GenII
10/24/2002
17:48:46
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http://www.seaportmachine.com/index.html
This is what I looked at. It's a pretty slick idea, but I ended up building a trailer t carry a pair of canoes.
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DaveR
GenII
10/24/2002
17:48:46
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http://www.seaportmachine.com/index.html
This is what I looked at. It's a pretty slick idea, but I ended up building a trailer t carry a pair of canoes.
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DaveR
GenII
10/24/2002
17:52:09
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http://www.castlecraft.org/truck_racks.htm
This one reqires no drilling as I should have paid attention to.
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