Trailer Jack and Winch for Trailer Towing 2007 Boston Whaler MonTauk 170

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Can you recommend a trailer jack and wench for a 2007 Boston Whaler Montauk 170 on a 2007 Karvan trailer?

asked by: Kevin

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Hey Kevin, based on the weight of your 2007 Boston Whaler Montauk 170 that I found online the TowSmart winch part # 348776 would be a really great option that would work well and not cost a lot.

Then for a trailer jack for the pole tongue trailer you have the etrailer part # MJ-1206B would be a great option as well.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

In order to find if the mounting holes on the Swivel Marine Trailer Jack with Caster Wheel - Bolt On - Sidewind - 10" Travel - 1,000 lbs #DL84MR will line up with your existing bracket you will need to take some measurements. See the dimensional…

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Answer 2

The CE Smith Bow Roller Assembly #CE29335 is 4 inches wide and with the bells it is 8 inches long and has a 5-1/4 inch diameter. The roller has a 1/2 inch shaft diameter. The roller has a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) construction which is durable,…

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Answer 3

That's a really interesting setup. We aren't really going to be able to help much if you want to use that winch mount in it's current configuration. If you could instead mount the winch like in the picture I attached you could then go…

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Answer 4

The TowSmart Trailer Winch #348776 you were looking at locks and unlocks by moving the lever on the front of the winch up or down. This will make it so the winch ratchets in both directions, or keeping constant pressure on the lever will make it…

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Answer 5

When replacing a winch, or winches, on a boat trailer, I always recommend one that ratchets. This way if you every loose grip, you will not need to start all over after the boat or jet ski slides back into the water. So with that being said, the…

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Answer 6

I did some research into the different single speed winches you referenced of #F142102, #F142007, and #348776. The minimal mounting bolt distance (center on center) that work with all 3 of these is 2-1/4 inches and you will want to use 3/8 inch grade…

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Answer 7

Thanks for all of the info of your trailer hub, based on that the correct replacement hub is the part #8-214-8UC1.

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Answer 8

I would be happy to help! The correct replacement wheel studs for your Dexter Hub and Drum Assembly 008-219-13 (our part number #8-219-4UC3) is the #7-257, and the compatible lug nuts is the #6-53. For a replacement silver wheel we have the Dexstar…

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Answer 9

I spoke with my contact at Dexter and the 6,000 pound axle rating on the E-Z Flex Heavy Duty Rubber Suspension System #K71-652-00 has more to do with fit than the actual capacity on the equalizers. Heavier duty axles will typically have different…

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Answer 10

Hey Darin, The A24189 part number unfortunately isn't coming back to anything so you would need to measure the inner diameter of the hub where the seal sits to determine the correct replacement. The only grease seal we currently offer with a…

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Answer 11

Based on the measurements you provided of your outer bearing you have the #LM11949 which is kind of an odd-ball bearing, and as such there are no hubs that we offer that use the #L44649 and #LM11949 bearing combination. You did not mention why you…

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Answer 12

That is most likely a Tie Down hub which while we don't carry that exact brand we most likely have what you need. Since the stud and bearings need replacing it might make more sense just to replace the hub since idler hubs like what you have are…

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