Yakima MightyMount Recommendation that Fits Bars that are Near 3/4 inch Thick and 2.9 inch Wide

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Hi, Can you tell me which old-style yakima vertical mighty mounts would fit aerofoot cross bars that are .75inch x 2.9? And do you have such? Need for skis so Id rather not buy universalfoot mightymounts that dont lock on. Thanks,

asked by: Todd S

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Expert Reply:

The Yakima MightyMount 39H # Y03539 fits crossbars that are up to 1 inch tall and 3-1/8 inch wide. This would probably be your best option but since I don't know what bars you have it's harder for me to say.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 2

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Answer 4

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Answer 6

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Answer 8

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Answer 12

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