D Rack

The CFR D- rack system is the best way to carry your 2 1/2 gallon gas container, camera, food or whatever you might need to bring along with you on your snowmobile. The D- Rack is also designed to carry up to two snowboards and one pair of skis when you have all the proper attachments. (Attachments sold separately)

Mounting Instructions

The dimensions on the D-rack are:
- Mounting plate- 5 3/4 X 2 ½
- Rack – 16 ¼ wide X 9 3/4 long X 7 1/4 High

Parts List:
- 1 aluminum rack
- Hardware to secure rack on snowmobile

Tools Needed:  
- Drill with 1/8th and 9/32nd inch drill bit.
- 1 Socket ratchet with a 7/16th or 11m socket.
- 1 7/16th or 11m open end wrench.
- Hole punch
- Hammer

Step #1
Remove any rack that is already on the rear of snowmobile.
Step #2
Position rack on the back of snowmobile in desired position.
Step #3
Look underneath snowmobile tunnel and make sure you will be able to bolt on rack without puncturing any heat exchangers.
Step#4
Pull out the hardware kit that is on D- rack. Make sure you have four 1’ long 1/4 bolts, 8 washers and 4 nylon nuts.
Step #5
Use a marker and mark 4 holes on rack mounting plate that will position rack where you would like it on tunnel. Using hole punch and hammer, punch all marked spots on rack mounting plate.
Step #6
Drill four holes in rack mounting plate where marked. Use 1/8th drill bit as a pilot hole fist and end using 9/32nd bit.
Step#7
Put rack on snowmobile exactly how you would like it to be positioned. Mark carefully with a marker the center of all four holes onto snowmobile tunnel
Step#8
Using hole punch and hammer, punch all marked spots on snowmobile tunnel where the four holes need to be drilled.
Step #9
Check underneath snowmobile to make sure you will not drill into a heat exchanger in the spots you marked. If so change mounting location.
Step#10
Drill four holes in snowmobile tunnel where marked. Use 1/8th drill bit as a pilot hole first and end using 9/32nd bit.
Step#11
Secure Double D rack on back of snowmobile with hardware provided using open ended wrench and socket ratchet.
Step#1
Go snowmobiling ASAP!