Are there notches anywhere on the kayak to tie an anchor to?
1802578
There is an attachment point at the bow where i usually clip or tie my anchor to.
1398621
Maybe not, I bought one for my Hobie Kayak, however where I use my Kayak it has large rocks on the bottom it was stuck one day and I never thought it was going to come loose. I never used it again in that lake. If you have a mud or sandy bottom and nothing for the anchor to grab on to then it would be good. I use a Mushroom Anchor on that lake. It is a very compact anchor and it has a bag with the anchor the prongs fold up and against the shaft of the anchor.
553914
If you are refering on how to get them out of the Kayak then mine had screws that they were held in place by. If you are refering to how to get the foot peg off then squeeze the bottom lever toward the top and it will slide off one end. Please let me know if this helps.
342934
It attaches to the cross bars on a built-in rack or on most any after market roof racks. The brackets need at least 30 inches of front-to-back spacing so it will cradle the kayaks. Also need good front and rear tie downs--after market racks & tie downs can be doing on Amazon.com.
1707669
No, the feet mounted easily on the crossbars (after I purchased longer screws - the BMW rails were too thick.) The two straps that came with the rack were plenty long and did a great job holding the kayak.
702892
No it does not come with an anchor. A cinder block tied to a rope is inexpensive and works well.
986484
Put the kayak in the holders then run the straps through the ends and make a contionious loop. Pull tight. This should pull your kayak tight against the j rack. Secure any leftover strap.
187185
There is an eye bolt on the bow that could be used to tie the boat to lock it. Not sure about an anchor, it's not a very heavy boat and has weight limit of 425lbs, so I wouldn't suggest a very heavy one. We just got the boat and have had it out once, we really like it, seems stable and not too heavy to move around. Hope this helps.
2026397
Yes, it would be best to purchase two extra ropes/straps for the other side. However, it is typically not advised to use ratchet straps as they are extremely strong and can break plastic kayaks, and if you use the bow and stern line, that will provide you with more than enough strap strength.
639259
Yes, the racks come with mounting hardware. Plastic brackets and screws. The kayak may rest on/scrape the wall behind it depending on the shape of the boat and how it is positioned.
662186
This is the roof cross bars. Yes you could tie a kayak to it but it might be best to get a kayak rack to add to these bars.
1568481
No. They only come with two straps and they are for hanging a kayak below the rack.
637756
I looked over the float and there doesn't seem to be anywhere on it where you could secure it with a rope. Sorry. :(
1135787
Yes, there is a horizontal piece along the bottom on each side, however there are no holes for anchoring.
1406083
I dont know, I just lay my kayak directly on the bars and tie them down and it works great
1960485
Yes there is. There is an adjustable metal bar that ties to the tree about 5' off the ground.It is a great tree stand but I got shorted one of the bracket for the shooting rail.
1497179
dont really need any...there are foam spacers for between kayaks and just use straps...Lasso makes a real nice loop lock system for kayaks too...secure and dont worry