YAKIMA OverHaul HD Truck Bed Rack Install and Review
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Video describes the function, unboxing and detailed installation of the Yakima Overhaul HD truck bed rack with top and side rails and accessory mounts.
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I’m sure someone said this already ( I was too lazy to search the comments) but put the metal plates that secure the crossbars on BEFORE you put the bars on. Leave them loose, take off one of the end caps of the crossbar and press up on the screws holding the plates while sliding the bar into place. Way easier. Just installed this myself, worked like a charm. Thanks for the Vid! It was very helpful.
Thank you for your service! Great video. I went with the Outpost. Fantastic truck rack. Will be getting cross rails soon. RTT already installed. Looking forward to more of your videos. Safe travels
Thanks man, really appreciate that! Hell yeah, I got 4-5 I’m working on! The OVS awning and the annex my wife flew out to Utah with (I was already there) we’ve gone through Moab and Arches NP, buckeye in Colorado, Zion NP, and currently in Arizona north rim of GC! Lots of videos! Bout ready to film the annex in few. Thanks for the support! What RTT did you get?
@@pnwoutdoors8873 went with the iKamper Skycamp. Great tent. Easy to use. Hard shell. Which I’m hoping to attach a flex solar panel on to charge my Dometic PLB40. Which runs my Dometic CFX3 IM55 fridge. Headed to Maine this weekend for a couple of days. Hoping to get out west next year. (Bucket list!).
Thanks for the reply. Keep safe out there. Look forward to your next video.
Ditto what all others have said. You’re a natural at this. No BS great video. Just subscribed keep the info coming!
Thank you for your service! Super great video as it really explains a lot of questions that I had about installing one of these on an F150.
That’s awesome, glad it was helpful! Appreciate the support thank you!
Thanks for the video. No nonsense and well executed.
Great video sir! Much appreciated. Very informative... Also, thank you for your service!
Very good video, you speak well and clearly explained the steps. If you did this in one take, talk to a TV stations for your next job. I'm actually looking at this system for a kayak, wasn't even thinking out hauling lumber but also very useful. Thank you for taking the time to make this.
Thanks man I really appreciate the kind words and support.
That was great. I need this for my kayak when I’m also towing my camper.
I absolutely enjoyed this video and all the information that was provided in it. This guy can deliver the message in a very captivating style. Keep posting, I subscribed too.
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
Thanks for the videos. I ordered a Ford Maverick and have been looking for more info on installing these racks and tent. I watched your three videos about the racks, installing tent and setting up tent. Very useful. Thanks again!
Thanks man, appreciate the support. You’ll have to do a video of your setup!
@@pnwoutdoors8873 For sure! Hopefully my truck arrives sooner rather than later haha!
Nice vid! Very helpful and thorough.
Thank you! I appreciate that! Glad you found it helpful!
Thanks for posting this. Helped me out a lot
Excellent! Glad it was helpful!
Great video! I’ve been looking at these for months and this video may have convinced me to pull the trigger. I like the fact that they are compatible with the roll up hard tonneau covers. $,$$$
That’s awesome really glad it was helpful, I try to be as informative as I can! I got 3 more coming soon on my tent, OVS awning and some stuff we learned in Moab and Zion. Really appreciate the kind words and support and glad it was helpful!
Great vid love this one thanks!
Awesome video brother. Thank you
Thank you, I appreciate that
great video! wish I could find a video of someone raising / lowering the rack!
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it. Raising/lowering the rack is kind of a pain honestly lol. You have to remove the top bars completely and loosen a set of bolts on each upright. Make sure they’re all the same height, and reinstall cross bars.
@pnwoutdoors8873 That's what i was afraid of. I have the Thule xsporter rack, and it won't fit on the newer generation tundras, so im looking for other options. Appreciate the reply!
Great video! I have almost the same setup now...and GOHAWKS
Great video. Very much appreciated.
Thanks! Hope it was helpful! Thanks for the support!
very helpfull to install on my new ford ranger next gen
Perfect review, thanks! I'm looking for a rooftop tent for my RAM 1500 Rebel. It is also my daily driver (I don't drive much), also my hauler for getting slash off my property. So, having something removable is really important. Also, the ability to haul lumber (last time I just paid to get lumber delivered and of course some of it got dinged up, argh). I'll be heading to Rack Attach to pick up a set.
Awesome video! Helped me decide these are exactly what I need.
Now if only these truck makers would start producing more useful beds.
For example, a short bed F-150 has stake pockets, but the front ones are hidden and you have to cut up the plastic cover. They should offer factory accessories. And roof racks, there should be mounts on the roof for racks.
BMW has little screw holes bracket setups so you can easily slap a roof rack on top and screw it on. Take em off and close the plastic covers.
With a Ford, it’s gotta be permanent. Luckily the Rivian offers cool rack mounts.
Sorry for the rant.
No worries my friend, glad the video was helpful! Let me know if I can be of any assistance. Thanks for the support!
great video, just subscribed.
Thank you! Really appreciate the support!
This kit is phenomenal. I built this look-alike for $150 worth of steel, but I dig it because you can run a tent and still have the flexibility to throw a set of yaks or a canoe up top. Most racks are not designed with the flexibility of this one.
Exactly homie, why I paid the premium price, versatility!
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I went this route but man I wish I would have found this kit earlier. I may still do this later on just because of the weight.
I didn’t think I’d need the extra large bars but I think that’s what I would want after watching this. I have a Silverado 1500 crew cab.
So I never went back and corrected the video. I ended up exchanging the large 68” bars for the 60” because they looked really goofy. The 60” are perfect honestly, but it really depends on what you want to carry. Like if you had a roof top tent and wanted to carry kayaks it would make sense to have the 68”. But if you’re towing a camper, and just want to carry kayaks the 60” are perfect and still offer versatility to carry other stuff.
@@pnwoutdoors8873 ok cool. Glad you told me that. I’d want the 60 inch bars then. That’s what you had on your truck in the video? The 60 inch? I’d just have my kayak up there and I’d probably add the fishing rod holder that they make.
No I’m the video I had the 68” bars. After I made the video I changed them to 60”. Trust me you want the 60”
@@pnwoutdoors8873 ok thank you!
Thank you for your service...good point on loosening the crossbars when raising or lowering the rack. Are you still happy with your purchase?
Best video and explanation, your filming angles were spot on.
I have a tacoma long bed and will use it mainly for ladders.
how is the wind noise?
Thank you I appreciate that. No wind noise for me that I’ve noticed. If I put a ladder up there is whistles lol
Thank you for your service, sir, and thank you for the informative video. I'm installing mine this weekend after I pick up the 78" crossbars and tonneau kit. I went with the OverHaul because it's compatible with the RetraxPRO XR on my pickup truck. I'll be transporting two Eddyline kayaks. Do you feel the SideBars add a noticeable amount of stability/rigidity to the system?
The side bars do not, but In theory do add stability overall, but the impact is is minimal. Serves more of an accessory mount and aesthetic appeal IMO. Thanks for your support!
@@pnwoutdoors8873 Thank you!
Awesome and thorough review. After being installed some time now do you still agree with your original assessment? Do you know if there’s a way to lock all four uprights by adding two more locks? Lastly, thank you for your service overseas.
Thank you! I appreciate that! You can lock all 4 points but you’d have to buy more platform bases from Yakima to do so, and after having it, it’s not necessary. I would still agree with my assessment however I did wind up buying the 68” cross bars as the 78” were unnecessarily large for what I was doing and looked goofy. The only real down side is trying to use the back of the truck to haul bikes or bark or something the rack makes things a little inconvenient but I still would rather have it than not for it’s other uses. It’s easy enough to take off so no worries there. Thanks for your support!
Great video. Which side rails did you get short bed or long bed?
I believe I got the short/standard ones my friend. Thank you!
Love the video! I bought it during Labor Day. Question the sidebars for the Chevy 2500, is that the short bed on your purchased? I have a 2022 2500hd Chevy, wondering if that’s the right one?
I had a 2500hd also (have a 3500 Denali now) the standard box is 6.5 ft. So the SHORT side rails are perfect, only if you have a long box should you get the larger ones. I’m glad you appreciated the video and it was helpful, that means a lot, thank you!
Do you think you could mount this to a utility trailer? Would the clamps hold it down properly or would you need to weld or drill the plates to the trailer? Thanks for the info.
Anything is possible with some Ingenuity, however the base does need a 3” or so platform to sit on and a lip on the underside for the clamps to work correctly. There is a conversion kit for trucks that don’t have the lip like Nissans or Toyotas but I’m not super familiar so I couldn’t say if it would work. Honestly just welding or screwing some angle iron on the rim of the trailer would likely work just fine.
With your RTT, can you lower your rack beneath the roof of your truck? Just wondering what that does to mpg?
Despite it being adjustable, it’s at its lowest point but the RTT still sits above the cab. Honestly we took a long road trip and it didn’t seem to impact the MPG a whole lot
Is it possible to order the long side bars and cut them down (assuming since they’re adjustable) only the longs are available!!!
I believe so yes, just undo the stop screw and the whole thing slides out. But frankly you’ll likely find you won’t need to, the “long” ones accommodate 90% of the setups, very few configurations would require the short ones
Just got one for my short bed ram
4th gen
Could I use large crossbars? Or do I need to do med. The dude at REI said I need med. But idk
Go with the 68”, trust me I returned the 78” cause they were just too long
How far apart did you place your base brackets?
I’d have to measure to be exact. Frankly they are just a little too wide and I could stand to move each side in about 3-4 inches. But I have the smittybilt gen2 XL. So next time I take it off I’ll likely make a minor adjustment. The distance really depends on the RTT you put up there.
Would this sit flush with a prinsu rack soda anyone know ?
will the rack adjust high enough that u could put a dirt bike or 4 wheeler underneath the rtt?
So I have a couple videos with the RTT on there. It will adjust high enough for me to get my Honda rubicon up there, but the overhead clearance makes it very very difficult to ride the quad up and down. That is definitely one of things you sacrifice with this set up is the overhead clearance to haul stuff in the bed.
@@pnwoutdoors8873 ok..one more question, i want to mount a canopy on each side, so do you know if they will mount to this rack?
@@adamant7146 you’ll have to specify what you mean by canopy… you mean an awning? Most awnings will mount to it, has a standard T channel. The challenge is how far apart the cross bars are. All depends on how they mount
@@pnwoutdoors8873 yes, my bad. i meant an awning. thank u
question please! Even though 2020 Ford Ranger(recommends 60in for the cross bars), is it ok to get the 68in? I thought I read that somebody said get the 68in.
It really depends on what you’re trying do or carry. Even though in the video I had the 78” I ended up exchanging them for the 68” because the 78” looked goofy/disproportionate on my truck. So I have the 68” on my full size. 68” on your ranger may look a little goofy/disproportionate 60” would fit great and accommodates 99% of roof top tents. That said it just depends on what you’re doing. Have you measured the width of the truck bed across the top rails? That’s the size you should go for+\- a couple inches. But getting the 68” won’t hurt anything either
@@pnwoutdoors8873 I purchased the setup for transporting surf fishing rods and perhaps other activities in the near future. I don’t want purchase the 60in and then later on here I needed a 68in for a tent or something else. It fits flush for the Ford Ranger.
Thanks for the reply!
Then I’d say go for the 68”, offers future expansions of gear hauling 😀
@@pnwoutdoors8873 Will I need the base mounts if I am getting the tonneau xr kit?
@@crazycomments8038 I’m not sure what you’re asking. To my knowledge the uprights or posts come with the standard base mount assemblies and are not sold separately, but I could be wrong, the tonneau Xr kit is sold separately for roughly $140 I think. So think you’ll wind up with the standard base mount no matter what and have to spend extra for the tonneau kit. This unfortunately is where Yakima failed despite the versatility of the rack system is the tonneau and Tacoma/Nissan adapter kits kits are sold separate and you can’t order them as a set minus the standard base mounts, putting some people at a cost disadvantage depending on their set up. What they really should have done is offered custom setup kits to choose your mount options as opposed to one kit requiring different adapter kits.
what size cross bars did you get?
I started off with the 78” (seen in video) but I exchanged them for the 68”. 78” looked goofy and disproportionate to the truck and had no fundamental need for one’s that long. The 68” look perfect and work great for everything I need them for.
How is it so far? Can you put a bed cover with it too?
It’s great, kind of a pain in someways when I’m not using it trying to haul stuff in the bed, or get up to wash the roof of the truck. You can put a bed cover/tauneau cover on but that requires a different adapter kit sold separately. Otherwise I do like it, easy enough to take on and off. Kind of a pain to adjust, so like if I want to haul my roof top tent, I like to adjust it low, over if I need to haul ladders, I need to adjust it higher to clear the cab, it’s inconvenient to adjust, but the versatility to be able to adjust it is a positive, so you get the best of both worlds.
Any noise while you drive?
What rack can get with ramboxes???
I’m not sure I know what you mean. Do you mean the fender storage boxes that dodge has built in to the bed fenders? If so, unfortunately this rack, and most racks will hinder your ability to use or open them. That’s an unfortunate downside to dodges design. It’s a good idea, but takes away a lot of versatility for the truck and mounting canopies, T covers, bed racks. Where you gain in one area you lose in another. If I were to offer my own opinion; dodges design; while well intended, well designed, didn’t consider market needs for truck and was overall just a bad idea, because it takes away from the concept of versatility we expect. In essence, it’s simply a gimmick and lacks functionality for the masses and really only helps a small niche group of folks. But again, that’s my own opinion. Now dodge might be an absolute genius in that they thought about this and they designed a whole bunch of accessories to accommodate that bed design allowing you to buy all the accessories; but only from dodge since it’s a proprietary design. My recommendation at the moment is to check with mopar and see what accessories they have, you might be surprised and they have something that works for what you want. I mean, it’s a truck, so they’ve likely thought about the possibilities and potential, but as far as the Yakima rack, I don’t think it’ll work for you. But I’m certain there are companies out there that have designed something, I’m just personally not familiar being a Chevy/gmc owner. I hope this helps, and if you find something, make a video my friend, I’m sure a lot of other folks are scratching their heads trying to solve the same problem! Thanks for watching my video man, means a lot!
How long are your top rails? I may have missed you say it
In the video I had the 78” ones which were a bit too long and looked weird. I ended up buying the 68” ones after and that’s what’s on there now
@@pnwoutdoors8873 that was my plan with the 68 as well. Thanks!
Holy moly nearly $2K for Toyota Tacoma
That’s only since COVID, it was $1300ish before, which frankly was excessive then also.
Where is the rack system made? China?
I have no idea. I don’t want to assume it is because Yakima started in Washington state and it’s two primary companies are USA and AUSTRALIA. It’s possible it is, but I know they have a lot of state side manufacturing.
"Silveraaaydo" LOL edit: Only 11 months late 👍
Lol, well unfortunately I no longer have that pretty silveraaaydo, I upgraded to a GMC Denali. So maybe the denayli?
That looked painful when your elbow hit the bar at the 11:57 mark
yakima makes great product but the price!
Did you end up throwing a tent on it?
I sure did! Posted a video of the install and about to post the video tour! Also I picked up an overland systems awning that I’ll be installing and reviewing before my Moab trip!
@@pnwoutdoors8873 okay awesome! I just picked my overhaul up this evening! Waiting on my truck hero ts rails to get shipped before I do my install so that I can keep my tonneau on
@@pnwoutdoors8873 you got an IG man?
@@gabetaylor9889 that’s awesome man! I hope you enjoy it! It’s got some pros and cons but overall an excellent rack system! Let me know how the install goes!
@@gabetaylor9889 lol no not yet, I just started this channel, I have 7 subs, didn’t think an IG account was warranted at this point. However, you’re motivating me! I’ll likely put one together after my Moab and Zion trip to show all the cool shots I get! Thanks for suggesting it!
I've been waiting a month to receive mine. Manufacturing and supply issues at Yakima are getting very disappointing.
That’s unfortunate, sorry to hear that! They are usually one of the best companies to work with!
That’s unfortunate, I’m sorry to hear that! Yakima is normally one of the better companies to work with!
What are your thoughts on possibly having the rack sprayed with line x I'm thinking it would have to be set to one position and that's it or is there a bit of wiggle room
Honestly there’s really no need to. The side and top rails fit in pretty snuggly, part of the engineering. In my opinion it would cause issues that it wouldn’t be worth the hassle.
to bad they couldn't get the rear upright all the way to the end.
I like to fact that it is customizable adjustable things in that nature but it's beyond stupid that it doesn't come as a package set now I understand the different links because I just said I like to fact it's customizable and adjustable but as any simple minded man would understand all the parts need to come together which means if they only have three sizes small medium and large then I would think that they would sell the packages in small medium and large it's just common sense but then again companies like the break up these packages so they can steal more money out of your pocket and try to convince you that you're okay with it because it's adjustable and customizable no no I'm not that stupid
Ummm Silveraaaaado?😂
Lol was waitin for someone to say something