Surfboard Rack

Surfboard Rack

1. Loosen the nuts and the handle bolt on the flat corner brace just enough to allow the arm assembly to move freely.

2.  Rotate the arm assembly and push it against the rack so the arm is perpendicular and flush to the rack.

3. Loosen and remove the lone handle bolt from the rack and align the nut under the open hole of the flat corner brace.

4. Insert the handle bolt into the flat corner brace hole with the nut underneath and tighten minimally, to allow the arm assembly to still slide along the rack freely.

5. Position the arm at least 1” from bottom of rack to give appropriate space for the surfboard. This position can still be adjusted if necessary.

6. Tighten all nuts and bolts on the flat corner brace to secure the arm in its position.

7. Flip the rack over and slide three 1” x 3/8” bolts into the rack channel opposite of the handle bolts, close to the bottom of the rack.

8. With the bolts now in the channel, place the endcap onto the open end of the rack, and hammer the endcap to secure it in the rack.
   

1. Distance the bolts approximately 5 ½” from each other, to match the plate.

2. Place the jack bracket extension plate onto the rack (as shown in the image) aligning the plate holes with the bolts in the rack channel.

3. Align the bottom of the plate with bottom of rack (different from the double rack) and fasten the plate by using three 3/8” nylock nuts. Tighten the nuts until snug.

How to Install the Surfboard Rack to Camper

1. 

   Hold the surfboard rack to the jack bracket, align the holes of the jack bracket with the extension plate, and insert a 1 ¼” x 3/8” bolt into each hole.

    • Longer bolts may be required for the rear if a rear rack is equipped.

    • For double surfboard rack, assistance may be required.

2. Fasten 3/8” nylock nuts to each bolt. Tighten until snug.

How to Fasten Surfboard to the Surfboard Rack

1. Place the surfboard onto the rack, allowing each end of the board to rest on the rubber V cradles.

2. Loosen both rubber bumpers by twisting the bumper by hand, or by loosening the center nut in and place the bumpers just under the surfboard.

3. Bring the rubber straps up and over the surfboard and pull them firmly to the hook on the underside of the arm assembly.

4. Check that the surfboard is firmly secured to the surfboard rack.