Does Thule Hullavator Fit Yakima HD Crossbars Using T-Slots

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Will my Thule Hullivator 898 Kayak Racks be compatible with the Yakima HD Crossbars using a T-Slot attachment?

asked by: Mike M

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Yes, you can absolutely mount your Thule Hullavator Pro Kayak Carrier # TH898 into the T-slot channels of the Yakima HD crossbars. The HD crossbars are available in the following sizes:

- 55" Long: Yakima HD Crossbars # Y01156

- 60" Long: Yakima HD Crossbars # Y01157

- 68" Long: Yakima HD Crossbars # Y01158

- 78" Long: Yakima HD Crossbars # Y01159

expert reply by: Kyle S

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