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  1. #1
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    Roof rack question

    Anyone know what uprights are needed or if this is even a thule mount?

    Leer cap. Rails. These are mounted into the rails. Would love to be able to use them if I can just get the right uprights.


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    I'm not familiar with Thule stuff, but those look alot like yakima control towers.

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    IIRC it is the Yak "Landing Pad 1"

    "control towers" are what you need to clip in to those...

    edit: also, can't quite tell from the pics but if those are as old and UV'd-out as they seem, I'd consider new landing pads... if they are cracked and brittle you might lose a load (not in a good way)...
    ... jfost is really ignorant, he often just needs simple facts laid out for him...

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    PM mtskier

    He owns a brick & mortar shop in downtown Missoula that specializes in Thule & Yakima called Backcountry Racks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jfost View Post
    IIRC it is the Yak "Landing Pad 1"

    "control towers" are what you need to clip in to those...

    edit: also, can't quite tell from the pics but if those are as old and UV'd-out as they seem, I'd consider new landing pads... if they are cracked and brittle you might lose a load (not in a good way)...
    Thanks for the advice. The trucks a 2006 so I can't imagine they are much older than that. I will check for any signs of cracking but they look pretty solid. Think i found some 58" bars and control towers.

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    all the above advice is correct. you need yakima control towers.
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    Is there only one type of "control towers"? It seems I may have found some locally for a good deal.

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    yes, as long as they are the control towers, there has only been one version ever.
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