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    Jayco Camper Van Roof Rack

    I have bought a genuine Jayco roof rack to go on my camper (and of course it does not come with instructions) - it is similar to racks that go on cars in that it has side roof rails and cross rails that can be adjusted to fit where you want. A basket or roof box goes on the crossrails.

    However there is a round tube that acts like a cross rail that goes at one end of the roof rails - so can anyone tell me if this goes at the front of the roof rack or the back? As it is not adjustable I need to set the roof rails up for this to be mounted either front or rear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by garrycol View Post
    I have bought a genuine Jayco roof rack to go on my camper (and of course it does not come with instructions) - it is similar to racks that go on cars in that it has side roof rails and cross rails that can be adjusted to fit where you want. A basket or roof box goes on the crossrails.

    However there is a round tube that acts like a roof rail that goes at one end of the roof rails - so can anyone tell me if this goes at the front of the roof rack or the back? As it is not adjustable I need to set the roof rails up for this to be mounted either front or rear.

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    Garry
    Is it a misprint...does the round tube act like a cross rail not a side rail ?
    If so am wondering if it's meant to go at the back to be used as a "slide' for loading bulky stuff ...like a tinnie? just a thought

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoges View Post
    Is it a misprint...does the round tube act like a cross rail not a side rail ?
    If so am wondering if it's meant to go at the back to be used as a "slide' for loading bulky stuff ...like a tinnie? just a thought
    Yeah - typo

    That was my thought as well but am not sure - I might go back to the Jayco shop and have a look at some tomorrow.

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    My 2005 Jayco Hawk has the factory rack of the time and it is simple bar tex screwed to the side edges of roof front and rear.
    it was designed to carry a light boat or a canoe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hoges View Post
    If so am wondering if it's meant to go at the back to be used as a "slide' for loading bulky stuff ...like a tinnie? just a thought
    Well I put it on at the back - dunno if it is right or not but it will have to do.

    Quote Originally Posted by 101 Ron View Post
    My 2005 Jayco Hawk has the factory rack of the time and it is simple bar tex screwed to the side edges of roof front and rear.
    Mine is different - more like a car system - still held on like yours with tex screws.

    Garry
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