Recent content by timothylynn7

Update. Finally got the kayak out and loading it through the rear window is about as easy as it gets. Was able to carry all my gear inside the car including the peddle drive. Unless I’m transporting more than one there’s no need to spend thousands on a trailer

Yea those are easy. These angling kayaks are heavy and awkward

It actually slides right in easy. And I’m not worried about mud or water in the back. There’s usually more in my yota than outside. That sent will pull right out

Much easier to load but a little tricky to get out. Dented my rear door unloading it.

This is true. And a good way to sell it to my wife

Oofa. Over $2500!

Really? Inside?

After selling my boat I don’t want another trailer in my driveway. Nice setup though!

Idk if using my legs more is gonna make the difference at this point ha

Definitely easier than the j hooks with a lifted suv. I’m just trying to eliminate lifting anything over my head. Just had some significant back surgery

I was thinking with the door open but through the window is definitely better

Anyone haul their kayak inside their 4Runner? I have a roof rack but just had back surgery so loading my kayak up there is rough. Was thinking I could fit it in the rear with the seats down and maybe a little bit sticking out. Was wondering how to secure the the rear hatch door? I have since...

I use this ski rack. It’s the 23” one and Carries about 4 rods. They make bigger ones. Cheap and you can lock it. Works perfect. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have these on my 4R and ran these on my rebel. They are not a true slider but they do get the job done considering what type of vehicles were operating here. When I had my jeep I had to rock sliders use them and needed them. If I was planning on running black trails are reds in a Toyota...

Really simple. I watched someone on YouTube do it first and he had some good tips. If you can, wait until it warms up a bit or do it in a heated garage. Makes it form better to the grill. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk