CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit - 75 Degree

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• How To Determine Fit of the CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit CE27600K75
  I don't have any specifics on your boat or trailer but the main thing you need to check before using the CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit part # CE27600K75 is your frame size. This kit works with trailer frames 3" wide and up to 4-1/2" tall. However, it can also accommodate trailer frames 3" wide and up 6" tall if you use the CE Smith Extra-Long U-Bolt Kit part # CE11416. If your trailer frame is not 3" wide or taller than 6" tall then you would need to combine part # CE27609PG (4), part...
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• What Type of Wood Is Recommended with CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit # CE27600K75
  Pressure treated pine is considered to be the best type of wood to make wood boat bunks with. That would be what I'd recommend you use with the CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit # CE27600K75 you mentioned.
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• Can CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit # CE27600K75 be Installed on Trailer Cross Member
  It is possible to install CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit # CE27600K75 in the way you have suggested. But it may require trimming parts of the tubes should they interfere with the boat. The only part of the set up you would want to make contact with the boat is the carpeted bunk!
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• Availability of Guide-On Bunk Bracket Kit
  The CE Smith Bunk Board Guide-On Kit, part # CE27600K75 includes everything necessary to install bunks up to 12 feet long, including the 70° posts, carpet, brackets and mounting hardware. The mounting hardware is compatible with frame members up to 3 inches wide by 4-1/2 inches tall. For 90° posts, use # CE27600K90.
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• Will the CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons Work On a Tandem Axle Boat Trailer
  I am not sure I totally understand what you are asking but the CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers part # CE27600 comes with two 5' long bunk boards as well as the brackets needed to attach them. These bunk boards will only require two support posts per side. In order to mount them over your fenders you will need to make sure you have the appropriate space. The two brackets will sit pretty much right at 60" apart. If you want to use the same size to replace your bunk boards...
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• Choosing Boat Trailer Bunks versus Guide-Ons for Trailering in Rough Waters
  Considering the rough water where you boat, I suggest you consider carpeted bunks or roller bunks. Bunks will do a better job than guide-ons at actually controlling the boat's motion while you're getting it up on the trailer. Guide-ons are really intended to provide a visual cue, but not really for actually controlling the boat's movement as it is trailered. As soon as the hull makes contact with the bunks it will begin to stabilize the craft's movement. I have linked our main pages for...
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• Is there a 6 Foot Long Boat Trailer Bunk Board Kit
  What you can do is use bunk board kit # CE27600K75 and extra long u-bolts # CE11416 and obtain the wood locally to save a few bucks. We do not have a 6 foot kit. I pieced one together but it ended up being about twice the cost of using the kit and u-bolts recommended above.
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• Lower Profile Bunk Guide Kit For A 2021 G3 Bay 18 DLX
  For your 2021 G3 Bay 18 DLX, the closest option we can offer is the CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit # CE27600K75, which has 75° posts and will create a more "tucked-in" look, as oppose to the 90° kit # CE27600K90.
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• Guide On Recommendation for 1999 Prostar 190 on Single Axle Trailer
  I would go with a bunkboard guide on kit like the part # CE27600K75 that you referenced. This will do a great job putting you in the correct position when loading your boat on to the trailer and will force the boat to stay straight as it goes on the trailer. The post style guides aren't terrible but they can allow the front to wander a little bit as the boat goes on the trailer.
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• How Tall are the Posts in the CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit # CE27600K75
  It you measured from the bottom of one of the tubes (which would be the top of the frame) to the top of the tube at the highest point it would be 16-3/4 inches.
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• What Type of Hardware and Brackets Come with the CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit
  In regards to the CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit part # CE27600K75, the brackets and posts are galvanized and the hardware is zinc plated which will do a great job of preventing rust and corrosion. The kit is designed exclusively for use on boat trailers so rust/corrosion protection was not overlooked. We even have some reviews from customers after a year of use and there were no reports of rust or corrosion. CE Smith doesn't offer a specific warranty time for their products. Their warranty...
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• Recommended Distance from Boat Hull to Trailer Bunk Surface
  A spacing of 1-inch between the boat's hull and the surface of the carpeted bunks is usually best. This allows enough wiggle room for loading the boat while keeping it in a reasonably snug fit in the bunks. The CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit # CE27600K75 includes everything but the 2 x 4 lumber you'll use to make the bunks.
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• Replacement Guide-On Uprights and Mounting Hardware
  We have replacement parts that should work for you but I wasn't 100% sure if you were needing replacement uprights or mounting hardware, so I'll give both. If you have the CE Smith Post-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers - 40" Tall # CE27620 then the correct replacement upright - which is the metal poles the PVC pipe mounts on - is Replacement Upright for CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons # CE27608PG. Then for mounting hardware you would need Replacement Hardware Kit for CE Smith Post-Style...
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