Carrying your camping chairs.

[specta]

Has anybody ever used these??

https://www.amazon.com/Camco-51430-Clamp-N-Carry-Chair-Bike/dp/B000EDQR5U/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Camco+Clamp+n+Carry+RV+Ladder+Mounted+Chair+Rack+51430&qid=1587869858&sr=8-1

[BurbMan]

specta wrote:
Has anybody ever used these??

Camco Chair rack

Hey Specta, we used the same chair rack on the back of our TT for years. Worked great and will probably get another for the back of this TC when it's road ready.

I would strongly advise getting this Camco Cover that is made to fit on the rack and cover the chairs. It's made from a sunbrella-type fabric, so the chairs stay clean and mostly dry. Look close the the pic in my sig and you'll see the chairs and cover on the back.

[jaycocreek]

jimh425 wrote:
I've used this one for years.

https://www.campingworld.com/over-the-ladder-chair-and-bike-rack-27584.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxKe1i6...

I have been using the exact same thing for chairs,for years..Used it on all my RV's recently..Class C/Fifth Wheel/TT and TC..Infact,I saw one in a garbage can a guy in a very expensive Class A through out and I grabbed it quickly..Now I have two...Works great with a strap and cover..

[swhunter]

I have used the same one as jimh425 for years on a couple campers. Works great. Just put one strap around the chairs and ladder is all it takes. Easy to take off when not using or when need to climb up ladder.
Thanks,
swhunter

[specta]

jimh425 wrote:
I've used this one for years.

https://www.campingworld.com/over-the-ladder-chair-and-bike-rack-27584.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxKe1i6...

Thank you. I like this one even better.
With this one I can leave the covers on the chairs and use a ratchet strap to secure them.

The other racks I'd have to take the covers off.

Thanks again.

Kenny

[jimh406]

I've used this one for years.

https://www.campingworld.com/over-the-ladder-chair-and-bike-rack-27584.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxKe1i6...

[specta]

Geewizard wrote:
I guess if you don't mind your chairs getting covered in road grime or dust or whatever, they'd be ok.

It's quite easy for us to just put the chairs inside the TC and pull them out first thing. Or put them in the back seat of the double cab.

At the end of the day after riding my ATV not sure what's going to be the dirtiest, me or the chairs.

[specta]

JimK-NY wrote:
I use the brackets shown in the OP's link. They have lasted for tens of thousands of miles and many years of use. For a while I even carried two very heavy zero gravity chairs. They were very comfortable but I found I spent very little time in campgrounds or sitting outside the TC in campgrounds. I now use light weight aluminum folding chairs.

Thanks for the comment. That's what I was hoping to hear.

[Geewizard]

I guess if you don't mind your chairs getting covered in road grime or dust or whatever, they'd be ok.

It's quite easy for us to just put the chairs inside the TC and pull them out first thing. Or put them in the back seat of the double cab.

[JimK-NY]

I use the brackets shown in the OP's link. They have lasted for tens of thousands of miles and many years of use. For a while I even carried two very heavy zero gravity chairs. They were very comfortable but I found I spent very little time in campgrounds or sitting outside the TC in campgrounds. I now use light weight aluminum folding chairs.

[specta]

Kayteg1 wrote:
fits easy under the matres.
We had then like decade ago, before the umbrella chairs come to the market.
New generation chairs take very little space.

I like keeping outside stuff outside.

[Kayteg1]

Those chairs fits easy under the matres.
We had then like decade ago, before the umbrella chairs come to the market.
New generation chairs take very little space.