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Hi Kjrowla

We have one fitted to our Mercury which is the same size.

They are quite straight forward to fit, but you need to change the legs ot accomadate this (bit of a pain to fit).

The legs have holes drilled through in which the bolts fit in (make sure they are in correctly holes to be facing the side).

Bars are then fitted to the each of the legs (bolted) and the top is secured to these.

We leave the top complete when not in use.

We have fitted extra bars across the luggage bars to tie on a few more items, but you wont need to.

Hope this helps

Janel13 

While on the matter does anyone know if this particular luggage rack will fit a sunncamp 400se? was told previously that it does fit and are of far better quality but would like to hear from someone who has possibly done this already?!

Also where is the best/cheapest place to buy one of the cabanon luggage racks? thought >£200 at camperlands in Northenden was a bit steep.

Many thanks, Mike & Aimee

Which ferry route are you going on? Even the chunnel is high enough to accomodate caravans so what makes you think a ro-ro ferry won't accomodate a car with a roof box on it?

Provided you are not putting a roof box on top of a Landrover Discovery (one of the tallest vehicles around and highly amusing watching the owners trying to load and unload the roof box without a long ladder) i would 'nt worry too much about putting the roof box on the car. Ferry operators load vehicles of a similar height together on the same deck. Because you are towing too they may automatically put you on the same deck as the caravans anyway so don't stress out about the height too much as you won't be as tall as a caravan (unless you are driving that Disco!). If by chance they challenge you about it when you check in at the port, feign ignorance and apologetically offer to pay the extra. But in the years i've been towing across the channel with a 2 man kayak or two sailboards and a quiver full of sails on the roof of our grand scenic i've never been stopped or had a problem with height.