Yes, the rod holders in the Yakima TopWater Rooftop Fishing Rod Carrier # Y04088 can easily be removed. They are held in place by bolts with an Allen-wrench head that can be seen from the outside of the box. If you look at the 9:26 minute mark of the attached video below you can see the bolts I'm referencing. view full answer...
Each BoatBuckle Verticle Rod Hold-Down # IMF15435 comes with two foam closures to secure your rods down. So if you buy one BoatBuckle Hold Down, you will have two foam pads to secure up to 8 rods. You will not need to buy two BoatBuckle Hold Downs for one application.
I attached a review video of the Hold Downs you may want to check out. view full answer...
The Yakima ReelDeal Rooftop Fishing Rod Carrier, # Y04089 mounts directly above the crossbars of your vehicle. This means the cross bars determine the placement/spread between the two clamps. So when it is stated to break down rods longer than 7 feet, this is a cautionary statement due to the flex of rods on that forward clamp. Some rods may have too much flex fom the headwinds and cause issues while driving. The # Y04089 comes with needed mounting hardware that has adjustments available.... view full answer...
The drop leg pin holder for the Bulldog 2-Speed Jack # BD183416 is welded on so you could cut it off and reweld it to the other side of the jack and rotate the drop leg as well, but that would require quite a bit of work. view full answer...
The J-Style Kayak Carrier for Malone XtraLight Trailers (now discontinued) were designed for use with Malone XtraLight kayak carriers, which have also been discontinued, though there are Malone kayak carriers and trailers available.
I recommend the Malone MicroSport Trailer # MPG460G or, for easier storage, the version with a folding tongue, the Malone MicroSportXT Trailer # MPG460XT.
With these trailers the kayak carrier I recommend, depending on how big of a kayak or kayaks you want... view full answer...
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