We have a Ram 1500 with a Tonneau cover. Our camper is 2016 Tab max s and we’ve been rocking with it for 6 years. We are both 70 or so, can’t really remember exactly. So, this week I decided to go back to a canoe, our 3rd in the last 50 years. It’s a 16 ft. Old Town. Now, how to carry it? I’ve come up with a loader option that helps you get it on the truck. You put the bow in the cross piece on the hitch pole, and it swivels around and the front goes on the truck roof. Normally, Mount just goes on the hitch, but we want to take the camper too. This system has the option of sliding to one side of the hitch ball. I included a pic of the Mount unit and one on a truck, not mine, with the way I’d like to go. I captured a view from a video, so it’s a screenshot. Don’t try playing it. Grin… Anyone
see a flaw in this?
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2016 NuCamp 320 T@B Max S
T@bbey Road
Appleton, WI
I have a 17' Grumman from the early '60s that I take and I have pretty much the same truck and I have a tonneau cover as well. I use the exact same method with the reese device to get the canoe up but I use a rear rack modified with a yakima rack that actually supports the canoe. The reese product is OK to get it up there but it is a bit wobbly.
The rear rack is a diy since I have the ramboxes, I am actually looking to do a redesign.
2015 RAM 1500 Outdoorsman Quad Cab
South Jersey
2013 CS-S us@gi
2015 Toyota Tacoma PreRunner Double Cab