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• Will A Stryker LX 360 Air Boat Fit On CE Smith Multi Sport Boat Trailer CE48810?
  Since your Stryker LX 360 inflatable boat is 11'7" long x 5'6" wide it will fit on the CE Smith Multi Sport Boat and Kayak Trailer w/ Bunks - 8" Wheels - 12' Boat - 800 lbs # CE48810 you were looking at and have the motor/transom completely on the bunks, but the front half of the boat will not be. The bunks are only 4-1/2' wide so you will have about 6" overhang on each side of the trailer. You will just want to move the winch mount forward until it is in the correct location for you to...
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• Can Bunk Boards Longer Than 69-1/2" be Installed on a Boat Trailer
  Hey Dave, thanks for reaching out again! To be honest, boat trailers are a DIYers best friend because each one is different and people will swap things out to fit different needs, just like you're doing now. Basically, as long as it fits on your trailer and all of the weight ratings are being observed you'll be good to go. Bolster brackets like the CE Smith # CE10000G-4 are industry standard, and while there are likely some unique brackets with different mounting pieces out there in the...
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• Availability of 8' CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards
  Hi John; the 7' long CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards # CE27845 are the longest available. For 8' you can use two sets of the 4' # CE27810. These bunk boards are made of untreated yellow pine. Any big trips coming up with your boat?
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• Parts Needed to Convert a Boat Trailer From Rollers to Bunks
  In order to switch from rollers to bunks, you will need to remove the rollers that you are no longer using. I do not see a reason why you can't continue to use the front rollers. You would just want bunks that stop a little but before the front rollers so they do not interfere with each other. You would need to get the bunk boards, swivel brackets and u-bolts for installing the bunk boards. You will need to measure to determine the correct length of bunk board that fits between the middle...
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• How To Choose the Correct Roller or Carpeted Bunk Boards for a Trailer
  The size of bunk board or bunk roller you will need for your boat trailer is based off the hull size. However, generally speaking the manufacturer knows what size roller/bunk works best for the boat/trailer. Therefore I recommend using the same size that the trailer came with but it wouldn't hurt to go a bit longer if you have room. If you are switching from rollers to carpeted bunk boards then I would go longer. For the carpeted bunk board option we have part # CE27800 which are 36" long,...
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• Recommended Bunk Board Replacement Options for Boat Trailer
  For your boat trailer, the length of bunks is dependent on the boat and the trailer, so I would be hesitant to change anything from the factory. It soulds like you have a couple of 2 foot bunk boards that need to be replaced and you can use the CE Smith Carpeted Johnboat Bunk Board for Boat Trailers - 2' Long - Qty 1 # CE27850 for the replacement. You can use shorter bunk boards in combination to reach your current lengths. Doing so will sometimes even increase the strength because...
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• What Brackets Needed to Install Bunks on Boat Trailer
  We sure do, I'd recommend the # HP52FR bunk bracket and u-bolts like # CE15283GA-2. We also offer pre-carpeted bunks in various lengths, as part # CE27800 for a 3 foot, # CE27810 for a 4 foot, # CE27820 for a 5 foot, # CE27840 for a 6 foot and # CE27845. Or, you can provide your own boards and carpet them using bunk carpet like # CE11349.
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• Recommended Carpeted Bunk Boards And Carpet For Tandem Boat Trailer
  If you are looking for carpeted bunks for your tandem boat trailer we offer 5 different lengths for you. The boards come in 2 ft, part # CE27850, 3 ft, part # CE27800, 4 ft, part # CE27810, 5 ft, part # CE27820, and 6 ft, part # CE27840. Each of these bunk boards is a 2 x 4 covered with marine-grade carpet that helps protect the hull of your boat as it is loaded and unloaded. If you have longer bunks and you want to cover the bunks you have we carry marine-grade carpet that would work...
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• Bunk Boards Needed to Carry Kayaks on Boat Trailer
  You can actually purchase the carpeted bunk boards and the brackets that hold them, like what is on the CE Boat Trailer # CE48810, separately. This way you can add more to your trailer if you have the room for it. The Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies # CE10000G-4 can be installed on your boat trailer using the CE Smith U-Bolts # CE15283GA-4. These U-Bolts are 3-13/16" long, 3-1/16" wide, and have a 1/2" diameter. For bunk boards we have a couple of different length options for you...
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• Parts Needed To Convert Boat Trailer From Rollers To Bunk Boards
  Switching from roller bunks to bunk boards on your boat trailer is fairly straightforward. For the most part, you will just be replacing the rollers with the boards. We have the following bunk boards available: -CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers - 3' Long # CE27800 -CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers - 4' Long # CE27810 -CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers - 5' Long # CE27820 -CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers - 6' Long # CE27840 -CE...
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• Bunk Boards and Brackets That Allow for Angle Adjustment
  To adjust the angle of the bunk boards such as the 6' # CE27840, 5' # CE27820 or 4' # CE27810 you can simply use the Swivel Bracket Assemblies # CE10000G-4 which attach with U-Bolt Assembly # CE15283GA-4. The swivel brackets allow the bunk boards to tilt so they can accommodate boat hulls of different sizes.
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• Availability of Crossbar System from the Malone MicroSport Trailer # MPG460G
  The Malone MicroSport Trailer # MPG460G uses crossbars like what you would find on the roof of a vehicle instead of bunk boards. This is sold on our site as the Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit # MPG475 and it comes with the mounting hardware. If you are wanting carpeted bunk boards instead we have them in the following lengths: 2' - # CE27850 3' - # CE27800 4' - # CE27810 5' - # CE27820 6' - # CE27840 These come in pairs.
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• Replacement Bunk Boards for a Boat Trailer
  We do have a selection of bunk boards available which you can use for a variety of lengths. Below are the different lengths we carry: 2' - # CE27850 3' - # CE27800 4' - # CE27810 5' - # CE27820 6' - # CE27840 7' - # CE27845 Since bunk board brackets can sit at different locations along the boat frame you'll just need to compare the different lengths to what you currently have and you'll be good to go!
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• Replacement Carpeted Bunks For Boat Trailer Recommendation
  We offer both carpet that you can use to replace your worn carpet on your bunks for your trailer, and we also carry replacement carpeted bunks for your trailer. The carpeted bunks we offer come in varied lengths. If you need 6 ft bunks, I recommend part # CE27840. These come in a set of 2, and is wrapped with marine-grade black carpeting. For 5 ft bunks, you would need part # CE27820, for 4 ft bunks, part # CE27810, and for 3 ft bunks you would need part # CE27800. If you decide you...
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• Availability of 8 Feet Long Carpeted Bunks
  The longest bunk boards we carry are 6 feet in length like the part # CE27840. You could use two 4 feet bunks like the part # CE27810 to give you the 8 feet you need. For brackets you could use the part # CE10000G-4.
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• Bunk Boards Needed with a Thickness of 1-3/4"
  The dimensions of the CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards # CE27810 that you referenced are 48" long x 1-3/4" wide x 3-3/4" tall so they will be perfect for your application. These are marine-grade black carpeting with velvety finish which is strong, soft and weather resistant. They have a copper-free construction that was made in the USA and are safe to use with aluminum and steel boats. The capreting has a 3-Year sun-fade warranty as well so they are great options as replacement boards. A...
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• CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Board Length Availabilities
  I do have a few similarly sized bunk boards however, we currently do not carry bunk boards in the exact specification you requested. We currently have 4 different sizes of bunk boards. The CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers are carpeted 2x4's available in 6' part # CE27840, 5' part # CE27820, 4' part # CE27810, and 3' part # CE27800. It is however possible for you to modify the length of the boards to meet your exact needs as long as you don't mind trimming and re-attaching...
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• What are the CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards # CE27810 Made of
  The CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards # CE27810 that you referenced are made of exactly that; wooden boards. They do have a marine-grade black carpeting with velvety finish that is strong, soft and weather resistant to keep them in good shape. They also have a copper-free construction which is safe to use with aluminum and steel boats. I have attached a sample installation video for you to check out as well.
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• Availability of 4 Foot Long Carpeted Bunks
  We don't have 2x6 bunk boards that are 4 feet long, but we do have 2x4 carpeted bunks that are 4 feet long. For that you would want the part # CE27810. I attached an install video for you to check out as well.
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• Parts Needed to Convert a Boat Trailer to Bunk Boards
  It sounds like you are wanting to convert a boat trailer to bunk boards. There is not a kit for this because each trailer/boat varies. To do the conversion you will need the bunk boards, brackets and u-bolts. It is recommended to have bunk boards that are at least 50% of the length of your boat. You can have longer boards if you would like, but you want at minimum 50% of the length. I have included the length of bunk boards that we carry below. You can piece the lengths together as needed...
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• Availability of Different Length Bunk Boards for Boat Trailer for 1983 MonArk
  Since you are referencing the CE Smith Carpeted Johnboat Bunk Board for Boat Trailers # CE27850 which runs across the trailer, I am assuming by width you mean the length of the board. The bunk board that comes with the # CE27850 is 2' long, and we do have other sizes. These bunk boards come in the following lengths: 3' - # CE27800 4' - # CE27810 5' - # CE27820 6' - # CE27840 7' - # CE27845 All of the bunk boards are 1-3/4" wide x 3-3/4" tall and come in pairs with the exception of the...
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• Parts Needed to Add Bunk Boards to Boat Trailer
  To add bunk boards you'll simply need the bunk boards and mounting brackets which attach to the front and rear crossmember of your trailer frame. If you already have brackets you may be able to use them, otherwise, you just need the correct length of boards and brackets: - CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers - 4' Long # CE27810, 5' Long # CE27820, 6' Long # CE27840, or 7' Long # CE27845 - CE Smith Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies - Galvanized Steel - 9" # CE10000G-4,...
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• Do You Carry 8 Foot 2x6 Bunk Boards?
  No, I am sorry Dan but we do not carry that large of bunk boards. The biggest ones we have are the 7' CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards item # CE27845 but they are 2x4s. The only solution I have is to use the CE Smith Deluxe Marine-Grade Carpeting for Bunk Boards item # CE11349 and then you would need to purchase a couple of pressure treated 2x6's at your local hardware store and make your own. The carpet can be attached using heavy duty stainless staples and outdoor carpet adhesive.
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• Can 4 Foot Bunks be Used in Place of 3 Foot Bunks on a Boat Trailer
  You generally see pivoting bunks on boat trailers instead of fixed ones so that they can move a little to better fit against the boat. If you go to fixed bunks using # CE27800 then you have to make sure they are installed in the right positions to make the most contact with the boat so that it sits properly on the trailer. Pivoting bunks can move some with the boat so it doesn't have to be exactly perfect to have the maximum contact with the hull. Your bunks may just need some adjustment,...
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