How to Tell Which Wheel Tray Holder of a Yakima Two Timer or Four Timer Needs Replacing

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I lost two of my trays because I didnt tighten them down but Im not sure if I need to buy an A tray or B tray. How do I tell? Thanks!

asked by: Annie

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I attached a picture that shows a TwoTimer labeled with what each of the wheel holder types is.

For an A holder you'd need the # 8880796 or for a B you'd need the part # 8880797.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

I confirmed with my contact at Yakima that the part where the strap attaches to the Replacement "B" Wheel Tray Assembly for Yakima TwoTimer and FourTimer Bike Racks #8880797 is riveted to the tray. Unfortunately, you will need to purchase a…

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

We have the wheel mounting hardware #8880520 for the Yakima TwoTimer. The wheel tray has been replaced with #8880796 which is what you'd need.

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Answer 4

It sounds like you are looking for the Replacement "B" Wheel Tray Assembly for Yakima TwoTimer and FourTimer Bike Racks #8880797, for your Yakima TwoTimer Bike Rack. This product replaces a wheel tray assembly "B" with grey wheel…

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Answer 5

According to Yakima, the difference between the Replacement "A" Wheel Tray Assembly #8880796 and Replacement "B" Wheel Tray Assembly #8880797 is the following: "Look at the base of the wheel cup and look at the cut out above…

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 11

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Answer 12

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