Hello Carlos, It sounds like you’re running into a pretty common challenge with the Stromberg Carlson #CC-255 trailer tray and an Equal-i-zer weight distribution setup. The tray’s vertical posts mount right on the A-frame, and that just happens to be…
I took a look at what we have, and all of our panel brackets for boat trailer rollers, like the: -CE Smith Panel Bracket for 5" Boat Trailer Rollers #CE10301G have a 1/2" wide x 5" tall slot. These particular roller brackets are…
If you have 3,500 lb axles, then it is rare that you will have bearings that are anything other than the Bearing Kit for #84 Spindle, L44649/L68149 Bearings, 10-19 Double Lip Seal #BK2-100, but I do recommend pulling your hub and checking the bearing…
I have an answer for using tire chains on your 2018 Toyota 4Runner. According to your owner's manual, Toyota does not recommend using tire chains on the front tires of your vehicle (with or without a lift). It is always a good idea to adhere to…
I went ahead and reached out to my tech at Titan Chain. He said that without knowing the tread style on your 275/55-20 tires on your 2008 Toyota Tundra, we cannot know for sure whether the #TC2533 and #TC2327 chains will sit on the surface of the…
Hey John! For a 2 speed winch that will make cranking up your pontoon easier I recommend the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch #DL14825. This winch has high carbon steel gears and permanently lubricated bearings with a 2,500 lb capacity so it won't have…
The Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch - Rope or Strap - 2,600 lbs #F142412 does not have the quick disconnect feature. You would need to remove the handle using a wrench or socket. The 2 speeds have a lever change instead of the handle…
Hello Jay, I’m curious what panel you’re planning to use. How many panels will you be running, and what is the total wattage? I want to make sure the controller I recommended is properly sized for your setup. Right now, your camper has the Go Power…
We know that the Fulton Fender part #F008583 that you referenced will easily fit on a Shoreland'r trailer that has tandem axles but it is not a direct bolt-on application. Some small modifications will need to be made. Check out the review I…
I do have a recommendation for you as the Access LED Truck Bed Lighting System #A70380 is not designed to be connected to other light strips. The Optronics Flexible LED Light Strip #UCL90CB is a 17' roll with the ability to be cut every…
Although the #TASR35HDS04 Timbren Axle-Less suspension you'd looked at has a 3500 lb capacity but is compatible with hubs that would have a 5200-7000 lb capacity, depending on which bearing set is used. We don't offer an idler hub compatible…
I have another option for you, but the Timbren Heavy-Duty Axle-Less Trailer Suspension - Straight Spindle - Regular Tires - 3,500 lbs #TASR35HDS04 you were looking at actually uses 5200lb hub and drum assemblies and is not available with the 5 on…
Dial in a work surface that suits your time on the water. A boat table in a cutting table style keeps tasks tidy and gives you a defined spot for prep without taking over your deck. Simple, purpose-built design makes it easy to match your setup and routine.
Rinse the Cutting Table thoroughly and wipe it down after each session. Avoid harsh abrasives that can rough up the surface. Check mounting points periodically and snug them if you notice movement. Store knives and sharp tools separately to reduce nicks on the work surface.
Pick a Cutting Table that fits the space you actually use on deck. Measure the area so the surface won't crowd controls or block access. Check that you can stand comfortably and reach the edges without twisting. If you plan to leave it up often, think about where water and scraps will go so they don't collect where you work.
Test-fit the Cutting Table in the exact spot first. Mark mounting points and verify there's clearance underneath for hardware and movement. Tighten fasteners evenly and recheck for any flex. If something feels loose after install, back off, realign, and retighten to help prevent wobble.
Place the Cutting Table where you have clear reach and won't block hatches or lines. Keep it away from throttle and steering paths. Give yourself room around the edges for tools and containers. If mounting near a rail, confirm the height feels natural for your stance and cutting motion.
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