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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Dana Point
Posts: 1,625
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That seems like a rough and awkward solo lift getting the front of the yak that high up on the roof racks. Do you ever worry that the back end will slip out while loading and drop the front of the yak off the roof?
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WildernessWanker
Join Date: Mar 2013
Location: Lancaster, CA
Posts: 345
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Massive Member
Join Date: May 2011
Location: San Diego
Posts: 382
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Had a 14, now I have a 12.
The 14 is nice, obviously bigger, and just a tad more weight to move. I have a toyhauler travel travel trailer and when I'd head up to the Sierras, I'd have to take my Stealth 9, as the 14 was just a tad too long to fit inside. That was fine as my fishing in the Sierras is done on smaller lakes, and there is also no need for the livewell. The 12 fits with a tad of room to spare. Both the 12 and 14 are stable as battleships, go plenty fast, and have a great layout. I drive a F350 with the 6.75' bed, which is just about 8' with the gate down. No issues lifting it in, and I've got an avg. build. 5'11 175#. Biggest difference on the 14 is 2012's and older have the flat seat, which some folks like as you can sit sidesaddle. All 12's have the new Vantage seat. No steering issues experienced by me. It works fine in LJ. Hope this helps you in your decision.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: All over the country
Posts: 109
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How is the PA 12 for WSB and YT storage? I am in MN at the moment but I will be back to the west coast or another ocean someday. I am thinking big picture to justify the purchase.. ![]() |
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