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Old 04-14-2003, 01:27 PM
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Need pic of tire mounted on roofrack.

Instead of buying a mounting system for my spair tire on the roof, Im attempting to have my buddy weld together a little device for the same purpose. However, I cant seem to find a good picture of what they look like. If anyone has a picture of their tire mounted on a roof rack it would be a great help if you would post it before tomorow.

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Old 04-14-2003, 01:54 PM
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I don't have any pictures, but I used a 6" bolt and two 4" square plates. I drilled a hole in the center support of my safari basket the size of the bolt. From the bottom up, it goes bolt, plate, basket support, plate, spare, large wing nut. No cutting/welding/fabbing necessary.
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From Yakima's website.



They just updated their website too with Flash aplets, and also exploded view instructions using Adobe Acrobat.

http://www.yakima.com/home.html
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darn... i really need to get one of those before my spare gets ganked off my Load Worrior...
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Thanks, those should really help.
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Here is what I did to mine.

I brought one ratchet strap to hold it on, but it was bouncing around. Then Sherpa lent me another one and it held pretty good. Finally I gave up and rigged this up.



It moved the COG up a lot, but that darn tire is not moving!
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Hi Flygtenstein!

Few Qs:

What size tires are you running?
What did you attach the straps to?
And where was that picture taken? Looks awesome!
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Here you go.. the ultimate posur tire mount...

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