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• How To Install Roller Bunks on a Malone Watersport Trailer
  In order to convert your Malone trailer from a roof rack on wheels to a full on boat trailer with roller guide-on's, I recommend using the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers part # CE27700 and CE Smith Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies for Roller Bunks part # CE10003G-4. The crossbars and brackets will need to removed and then you can install the swivel brackets to the crossmembers and the bunk rollers to the swivel brackets. That said, you will still need u-bolts that match the...
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• How Many 4 Foot Long Roller Bunks for 8 Foot Long Wood Bunk
  Yes, if you have 8 foot long bunks currently then you'd want to install a total of two 4 foot rollers on each bunk like what comes with the # CE27700. So you'd need a quantity of two of this part number and you'd be set.
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• Roller Bunk Recommendation for a Boat Trailer with Wood Bunks
  The CE Smith Roller Bunks, # CE27700, that you referenced would be a great option for your boat trailer. These roller bunks are 4 ft long and they can be mounted directly on top of your current wood bunks. You can also use the CE Smith Mounting Brackets, # CE10003G-4, if you want to replace the wood bunks with the roller bunks. Keep in mind, these bunks have a weight capacity of 1,500 lbs, but based on your photo, I do not think you will have much of an issue with that.
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• Recommended Roller Bunks For LoadRite PWC Trailer
  The CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers - 6 Rollers Each - 5' Long - 1,500 lbs - 1 Pair # CE27710 will work well for your LoadRite trailer. If you want the 4 foot option, you can use # CE27700. This will work with the CE Smith Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies for Roller Bunks - Galvanized Steel - Qty 4 # CE10003G-4. These brackets will follow the contours of your boat. For installing the brackets, I recommend the CE Smith U-Bolts - Galvanized - 3-13/16" Long x 3-1/16" Wide x...
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• How To Determine the Correct CE Smith Roller Bunks for a Boat Trailer
  The CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers part # CE27710 are 5' long so as long as these are close to the same length of the bunk boards you have on your trailer now they will work well for you. The CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers are is offered in a 4' long version, part # CE27700. I cannot confirm fit based on the make or model of the boat/trailer unfortunately, only the length of the existing bunks.
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• Fit of Hobie Mirage Outback Kayaks on Malone MAL25FR LowBed MicroSport Trailer
  The crossbars of the Malone # MAL25FR LowBed MicroSport trailer are 78 inches in length. From what I found online, the Hobie Mirage Outback kayaks are about 34 inches wide which would provide plenty of room as the bunks are width adjustable and can be moved side to side as needed. The 100 lb weight of each fully rigged kayak would fall well within the capacity of the trailer, so there'd be no worries there. As for rollers, you could use bunk rollers like # CE27700 which could be mounted...
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• Will Galvanized Bunk Rollers Rust if Always Submerged in Water
  The CE Smith Roller Bunks # CE27700 are made with galvanized steel which is designed to resist rust. However, it's not 100 percent rust-proof. Over exposure to water, like keeping them submerged all the time, will speed up the process. It's impossible to say how long they'll last but the short answer is yes, they will eventually rust. One suggestion to prolong this is to build the dock in sections so that you can switch the parts that are submerged periodically. This way the parts...
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• Can Roller Bunks be Used on Boat Trailer of 16 ft Sea Nyph Fishing Machine
  I looked up pictures of trailer that typically carry the 16 ft sea nyph fishing machine and yes roller bunks like the # CE27700 can be used on it.
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• Recommended Roller Bunks to Replace 7 Foot Bunks on Boat Trailer
  I spoke with my contact at CE Smith and she stated that 5 foot roller bunks will be adequate for your 15-1/2 foot Smokercraft Alaskan, as long as the space between the cross members are 56 inches or less. If the space is more than that, the 5 foot long bunks will not be enough and you can then obtain two sets of 4 foot bunks and have them cut to size. For a 5 foot long roller bunk, I recommend the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers # CE27710. This is a channel-style roller bunk that...
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• Should Entire Wood Bunk be Covered with a Roller Bunk
  Hey Monte, ideally your full bunks would have rollers covering them but it really comes down to how much of the bunk your boat is sitting on. If the front of the bunk isn't getting used since the hull of boats tend to angle up in the front that area wouldn't necessarily have to have rollers but adding a second set of rollers so that the boat is on the roller as much as it would be on the bunks would be most ideal.
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• CE Smith Roller Bunk - What Is Clearance From Top Of Roller To Metal Rail?
  Hello Dave. In regards to the CE Smith Bunk Roller # CE27700 about half of the diameter of the roller sits above the metal rail, there is 1" (maybe 1-1/16") of clearance between the metal rail and the boat bottom when the boat is sitting on the rollers. So it sounds like your strap end fitting will fit, but just barely.
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• Recommended Roller Bunks for Livingston 14 with Catamaran Hull
  Sounds like your trailer has fixed carpet-covered 2x4s that support the hulls and you want to replace them with roller bunks. The CE Smith Roller Bunks, # CE27700, that you referenced, would be a great option for your catamaran boat trailer. These roller bunks are 4 ft long and they can be mounted directly on top of your current wood bunks. You can also use the CE Smith Mounting Brackets, # CE10003G-4, if you want to replace the wood bunks with the roller bunks. For 5 ft roller bunks use...
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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 Roller Bunks For Commercial Crab Boat 5,000-6,000 lbs
  For your Commercial Crab Boat, I recommend the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers - 5 Rollers Each - 4' Long - 1,500 lbs - 1 Pair # CE27700. These 4 foot long rollers are 4-3/4 inches wide x 2-1/2 inches diameter. I recommend using the CE Smith Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies for Roller Bunks - Galvanized Steel - Qty 4 # CE10003G-4 to support it. I would use extras for more support and better weight dispersion on your frame due to the size and weight of your boat. As long...
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• Will Roller Bunks Work on Jet Ski Trailer
  The CE Smith Roller Bunks - 5' Long # CE27710 will absolutely work for your jet ski trailer and they will contour to your jet skis in the exact same manner as the bunk boards you have now do. The roller bunks should match the length of your existing bunk boards and there is the aforementioned 5' long boards as well as the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers - 4' Long # CE27700. You can mount them onto your existing bunks like you mentioned and their 1,500 lb capacity will be plenty...
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• Roller Bunk Recommendation for Jet Ski Ramp
  For the 10 foot long bunks you have two sets of the CE Smith roller bunks part # CE27700 would work well for you. These can be mounted directly to the wooden bunks you have already or you can remove them and install them with the brackets part # CE10003G-4. The steel of these buns are galvanized which will do an excellent job preventing rust and corrosion. They would last longer than wood being constantly submerged.
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• When Using Two Sets Of CE Smith Roller Bunks For Boat Trailers Is Weight Capacity Increased
  I called my contact at CE Smith about the Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers, part # CE27700. They said since you are planning on using 4 bunks instead of 2, the rollers would have no problem with the additional 500 lbs as you described, as long as the weight is distributed evenly on the roller bunks. These roller bunks can be attached to wooden bunks or you may want to use swivel brackets like part # CE10003G-4. If you need U-bolts I recommend part # CE15283GA-4 for 4 U-bolts. For 4...
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• Recommended Roller Bunks for Lund Boat and Trailer That Uses Wooden Bunks
  You can make loading and unloading your 14-foot Lund onto your trailer a lot easier by adding roller bunks to your existing 2 x 4 carpeted wooden bunks. These can bolt on directly to your existing bunks, even right over the carpet. We offer them in 4-foot and 5-foot lengths that you can see by clicking on the link provided. I recommend using two pairs of 5-foot rollers # DL21741 for their higher 3000-lb capacity or the CE Smith 4-footers # CE27700 that you referenced. With either of these...
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• CE Smith Roller Bunk Mounting Hole Locations
  Both the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers - 4' Long # CE27700 and 5' long # CE27710 have the same pattern on their rails. If you measure from either end of the rails to the center of each hole you'll have one at 2", 4" 6", 8", 10", and 14".
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• What is Needed to Mount Roller Bunks in Boat Trailer
  You'll just need brackets in order to mount the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers - 4' Long # CE27700 and 5' Long # CE27710. Use the CE Smith Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies for Roller Bunks # CE10003G-4 with CE Smith U-Bolts # CE15283GA-4.
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• Recommendation For Adding Bunks or Rollers to a Calkins Boat Trailer for a 21' Boat
  As far as size is concerned, you want the bunks/rollers to be at least half the length of your boat. Whether bunks or rollers are the better option really comes down to your use. If you take your boat on and off of the trailer quite a bit, then going with rollers would be a good choice. The boat will smoothly roll over the bunks which is easier and less taxing on the hull of the boat. Given the size of your boat you would need to use 3 of each product below: - CE Smith Roller Bunks for...
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• How to Reduce Rolling Friction on PWC Trailer to Allow Use of Single-Speed Hand Winch DL16003
  Since the Dutton-Lainson Single Speed Hand Winch # DL16003 fits your mounting area and has the handle type you need, I suggest you consider just reducing the friction on your PWC trailer by installing roller bunks. Roller bunks like # CE27700 substantially reduce friction between the PWC and the trailer and this means the 400-lb capacity winch will have to work less hard. This not only makes your loading easier and faster but it will also extend the life of your winch by reducing its workload.
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• Rollers Bunk Recommendation for CE Smith Multi Sport Trailer
  For a set of 5 feet long roller bunks that you could attach directly to your wood bunks you would want the part # CE27710. These are even CE Smith roller bunks like the trailer you have. I attached a review video for you to check out as well.
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• Recommended Roller Bunks For 4,500lb Boat On Boat Lift
  I have a solution for you but the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers item # CE27700 you referenced only have a 1,500 lb capacity per pair. I recommend the Dutton-Lainson Boat Trailer Deluxe Roller Bunk item # DL21741. These rollers have a 3,000 lb capacity per pair so you will need to purchase two sets to support your 4,500 lbs boat. They come in 5' long sections and have 12 sets of 3 rollers.
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