Kojack

Yep. that works too. that's the "style" teraflex were going after with theirs. OE style.

YJ-JK

I am having a similar dilemma. I was looking for a solution that works with both my hardtop and soft top and saw a picture of a trailer hauling a set of kayaks. Depending on where you go and the route you take, if you are mainly on roads, then check out a budget friendly trailer. Harbor freight has some for a few hundred dollars that are multipurpose.

The money saved can be used for more jeep parts 😀.

I'm not sold on this approach myself, but just sharing a thought I had.

TacomanBJK12

Im in the market to get a kayak Im selling my Canoe today *hopefully* and want something secure to take the kayak when I get it. I saw this and thought its a little over priced I think I can have a welder make me something similar for a lot less. Anyway I think the concept is solid



https://www.hitchmount-rack.com/prod...eep-kayak-rack

0escape5

What Size trailer did you buy for this project? I have two yaks and would like to put one of these together before it really starts to warm up to haul them around. For mine I'd like to add two spots for my two bikes since I'll have the hitch already used. When I had my WK2 I could just throw the yaks on top and the bikes on the hitch carrier.

hippiemiller

i use this trailer a 5x10 with racks to haul my kayaks and can cram in alot of camping gear also. i also use it for lumber store runs

djmedel

I built this from a harbor freight trailer.
Works well for two yaks and two bikes and gear.

Its-a-JK

I like the bonus feature you did for hauling your bikes on the side, nice. From all I have seen, those HF trailers are the perfect inexpensive platform for many projects. I'm planning an expedition build in the near future and there are plenty of write ups on them for ideas.