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Weight limit for 2020 TAG Boondock rack?

stevemilligan42stevemilligan42 Member Posts: 27
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Any one happen to know what the weight limit is for the rack on a TAG Boondock?

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  • stevemilligan42stevemilligan42 Member Posts: 27

    I heard back from NuCamp. Weight limit is 150lbs for those curious.

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  • LuckyJLuckyJ Member Posts: 1,240

    @stevemilligan42 said:
    I heard back from NuCamp. Weight limit is 150lbs for those curious.

    Yep and it is a weight limit that does not make any sense, cause it could be the size of a 150 lbs canoe that will drag like crazy in a strong side wind or be a rocket box that present no drag at all in tge same wind at tge same 150 lbs.

    They do not specify if it is static or dynamic weight.

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  • rasras Member Posts: 193

    @LuckyJ said:

    @stevemilligan42 said:
    I heard back from NuCamp. Weight limit is 150lbs for those curious.

    Yep and it is a weight limit that does not make any sense, cause it could be the size of a 150 lbs canoe that will drag like crazy in a strong side wind or be a rocket box that present no drag at all in tge same wind at tge same 150 lbs.

    They do not specify if it is static or dynamic weight.

    I suspect it has to do with the strength of the roof. No more than 150 lbs pressing down..

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  • LuckyJLuckyJ Member Posts: 1,240

    @ras said:

    @LuckyJ said:

    @stevemilligan42 said:
    I heard back from NuCamp. Weight limit is 150lbs for those curious.

    Yep and it is a weight limit that does not make any sense, cause it could be the size of a 150 lbs canoe that will drag like crazy in a strong side wind or be a rocket box that present no drag at all in tge same wind at tge same 150 lbs.

    They do not specify if it is static or dynamic weight.

    I suspect it has to do with the strength of the roof. No more than 150 lbs pressing down..

    Well, personnaly, I would be more worry about the roof tearing up because of wind drag/burst. But they never comited to anymore explanation than 150 lbs. Like they would not know what is tge design strenght of the T@G structure. They throw it back to tge Yakima capacity.

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  • stevemilligan42stevemilligan42 Member Posts: 27

    That was my concern. Having kayaks on top, with wind shear, could really muck up the TAG roof.

    I ended up buying a TrackRac for my Tacoma bed instead of risking it.

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