Added a ski rack to my Grenny...

[Tahoeroland]

Since I couldn't find an after-market ski rack for my Grenny, I decided to repurpose a traditional rooftop ski rack to place it onto the ladder. I'm happy with the results. I had to add some extenders to move it further from the ladder to make room for the bindings. (Those extenders were part of an old aluminum flag pole I had lying around... hah!)

 

[Kevin Mokracek]

Nice to see another Grenadier owner with a AT ski setup. I recently switched to AT after 40 years of tele skiing, my knees just couldn't take it anymore lol.

 

[Blackgray]

That’s a great idea. Gonna have to look at using my ladder for my snowboard.

 

[mugsie]

Love the fact it was built not bought. I'm in the middle of building a platform in the back of my grenny. It's fun and very gratifying when you actually pull it off. You did an awesome job!

 

[Tahoeroland]

Love the fact it was built not bought. I'm in the middle of building a platform in the back of my grenny. It's fun and very gratifying when you actually pull it off. You did an awesome job!

Thanks, amigo!

 

[CrazyOldMan]

Having the skis in back is definitely the way to go - I bought the RR bars and ski rack from my Ineos dealer and then played around with it a bit and realized it wasn’t great - it’s just a really tall truck, you get a bunch of wind noise blah blah. Nicely done.

 

[Tahoeroland]

Having the skis in back is definitely the way to go - I bought the RR bars and ski rack from my Ineos dealer and then played around with it a bit and realized it wasn’t great - it’s just a really tall truck, you get a bunch of wind noise blah blah. Nicely done.

Thanks! I agree, even if I had the roof clearance for a rooftop rack, it’s a long way to lift up the skis and secure them in a rack. I hadn’t thought about the noise - definitely another downside to the roof option.

 

[singlefin]

Nice work on the rack. Have to acknowledge the choice in triple camber as my quiver is mainly a Deathwish and Ghost Train.

 

[PDX_Keith]

Nice work but probably the worst place to mount skis. Your bindings will hate you. Between the road grime, salt/deicer and corrosion I'd highly encourage you to keep them clean, lubricated and test the release. Not worth blowing out a knee.