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| Pictured is Kargo Master part number 30000, two bar van rack. |
Econo van racks by Kargo Master are super strong with a 500 pound capacity. The
racks are available in gloss black or white polyester marine grade powder coating.
These racks feature 1 5/8" diameter steel tube cross bars and the unique high strength
adjusable height mounting brackets.
The Kargo Master van racks are offered in two and three bar sets.
racks are available in gloss black or white polyester marine grade powder coating.
These racks feature 1 5/8" diameter steel tube cross bars and the unique high strength
adjusable height mounting brackets.
The Kargo Master van racks are offered in two and three bar sets.
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Load Capacity and Safety
We are frequently asked about how much weight our racks will carry. Rack capacity is
different from the amount of weight that can be carried safely by, or without damaging
the body of your vehicle. While our racks are "rated" to carry a certain load, that does
not necessarily mean you can, or should carry such a load on top of your rack! The
manufacturer of your vehicle has specified a GVW (gross vehicle weight) limitation.
That specified carrying limit is designed around the stock springs and tires, and body
strength and other components.
Additionally, you must remember that any load on top of you rack will significantly
change the handling and braking characteristics of your truck and may increase the
vehicles tendency to roll over.
Overloading may also damage the bodywork of your truck. Never exceed the
manufacturers cargo weight recommendations.
Use common sense when loading your vehicle.
We are frequently asked about how much weight our racks will carry. Rack capacity is
different from the amount of weight that can be carried safely by, or without damaging
the body of your vehicle. While our racks are "rated" to carry a certain load, that does
not necessarily mean you can, or should carry such a load on top of your rack! The
manufacturer of your vehicle has specified a GVW (gross vehicle weight) limitation.
That specified carrying limit is designed around the stock springs and tires, and body
strength and other components.
Additionally, you must remember that any load on top of you rack will significantly
change the handling and braking characteristics of your truck and may increase the
vehicles tendency to roll over.
Overloading may also damage the bodywork of your truck. Never exceed the
manufacturers cargo weight recommendations.
Use common sense when loading your vehicle.