Hi Cody; the TecNiq Low Profile Stop Tail Turn Light with Reverse #TN22TR you were looking at is a good option assuming you can attach the lights on the guide poles. These measure 15-1/2" long; 1-1/4" tall, 1/2" deep and mount on the…
Hey Steve, it looks like you are comparing the Malone EcoLight Sport Trailer with J-Carriers part #MAL93FR with the Yakima LowRider Kayak Trailer #Y82QD. The Malone actually has a 400 lb weight capacity vs. the Yakima which is rated for 750. The…
Hey Ted, the largest diameter tire size we have that is on a 4 bolt mounting pattern is the 185/80-13 tire size which is 24.4 inch in diameter compared to what you have now which is 21.9 inches. This would raise your trailer 1.2 inches. The tire…
I can certainly understand not wanting to have to connect 2 five-foot carpeted bunk rails like #CE27820 to get the 10 foot bunks you need. We don't offer them in the 10' length because the shipping costs would be more expensive than the bunks…
Hey Robert, yes the Kodiak disc brake calipers part #KDBC225DAC that you referenced will replace the Tie Down calipers you have now 46304, they can be used as a left or right hand caliper and does come with ceramic brake pads. If you ever needed…
Hey Steve! What kind of boat do you have? The untreated southern yellow pine used in CE Smith bunk boards is one of the best possible options and what I recommend. This is highly resistant to decay and bugs. It also has a high resin content which…
Since you mentioned wanting the most stability and not always being perfect when loading (understandably), I think the longer, 5 foot (60 inch) CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers #CE27600 is the best option as it will give you the most…
We do have a variety of roller bunks that can be used as a direct replacement for carpeted bunks. I recommend either going with the 2,500 lb capacity which comes in Black #DL21754 or Silver #DL21740, OR the 3,000 lb capacity which also comes in Black…
Yes, the galvanized Dutton-Lainson Boat Trailer Deluxe Roller Bunk - 5' Long Sections part #DL21741 is what you are looking for. The rollers are constructed of 12-gauge, galvanized steel and have zinc-plated steel rollers hardware included. This…
The best way to determine the height needed is to measure from the top of your trailer frame to the top of the sides of your boat. If the 40" Tall Guide-Ons #CE27626 sit right at or slightly above the sides of your boat then the shorter will…
Hello Donald, The Tandem Axle Teardrop Trailer Fenders for Enclosed Trailers – 15" to 16" Wheels – Qty 2 #CES74JR are constructed from 16-gauge nominal steel, offering a strong and durable solution for protecting your trailer from road…
Hi Cody; the TecNiq Low Profile Stop Tail Turn Light with Reverse #TN22TR you were looking at is a good option assuming you can attach the lights on the guide poles. These measure 15-1/2" long; 1-1/4" tall, 1/2" deep and mount on the…
Hey Steve, it looks like you are comparing the Malone EcoLight Sport Trailer with J-Carriers part #MAL93FR with the Yakima LowRider Kayak Trailer #Y82QD. The Malone actually has a 400 lb weight capacity vs. the Yakima which is rated for 750. The…
Hey Ted, the largest diameter tire size we have that is on a 4 bolt mounting pattern is the 185/80-13 tire size which is 24.4 inch in diameter compared to what you have now which is 21.9 inches. This would raise your trailer 1.2 inches. The tire…
I can certainly understand not wanting to have to connect 2 five-foot carpeted bunk rails like #CE27820 to get the 10 foot bunks you need. We don't offer them in the 10' length because the shipping costs would be more expensive than the bunks…
Hey Robert, yes the Kodiak disc brake calipers part #KDBC225DAC that you referenced will replace the Tie Down calipers you have now 46304, they can be used as a left or right hand caliper and does come with ceramic brake pads. If you ever needed…
Hey Steve! What kind of boat do you have? The untreated southern yellow pine used in CE Smith bunk boards is one of the best possible options and what I recommend. This is highly resistant to decay and bugs. It also has a high resin content which…
Since you mentioned wanting the most stability and not always being perfect when loading (understandably), I think the longer, 5 foot (60 inch) CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers #CE27600 is the best option as it will give you the most…
We do have a variety of roller bunks that can be used as a direct replacement for carpeted bunks. I recommend either going with the 2,500 lb capacity which comes in Black #DL21754 or Silver #DL21740, OR the 3,000 lb capacity which also comes in Black…
Yes, the galvanized Dutton-Lainson Boat Trailer Deluxe Roller Bunk - 5' Long Sections part #DL21741 is what you are looking for. The rollers are constructed of 12-gauge, galvanized steel and have zinc-plated steel rollers hardware included. This…
The best way to determine the height needed is to measure from the top of your trailer frame to the top of the sides of your boat. If the 40" Tall Guide-Ons #CE27626 sit right at or slightly above the sides of your boat then the shorter will…
Hello Donald, The Tandem Axle Teardrop Trailer Fenders for Enclosed Trailers – 15" to 16" Wheels – Qty 2 #CES74JR are constructed from 16-gauge nominal steel, offering a strong and durable solution for protecting your trailer from road…
Boat trailer parts are crucial for ensuring your boat is safely and efficiently transported. From rollers and brackets to bunk boards and carpet, each component plays a vital role. Consider the weight and type of your boat, as well as the conditions you'll be facing, to choose the right parts for a hassle-free boating experience.
When selecting rollers, consider the weight and type of your boat. Rollers should be sturdy enough to support your boat's weight and facilitate easy loading and unloading. Opt for high-quality materials to avoid damage to your boat's hull, especially in windy conditions or when dealing with heavy boats.
Choose brackets made from corrosion-resistant materials like galvanized steel, especially if you use your trailer in saltwater. Proper installation is key; ensure they are securely fastened to prevent movement. Regularly inspect for wear and tear, especially after harsh weather or long storage periods.
Upgrading bunk boards can provide better support and protection for your boat. High-quality carpeted boards reduce friction and prevent scratches. Ensure the boards are securely fastened to avoid any movement during transport, which can lead to damage or misalignment.
Regular maintenance is crucial. Check for rust, especially on metal parts, and apply protective coatings if necessary. Tighten any loose bolts and replace worn-out parts promptly. Store your trailer in a dry place to prevent deterioration of wood and carpet components.
A good trailer step should provide a stable and safe platform for accessing your boat. Look for steps that are easy to install and made from durable materials. They should be positioned conveniently to assist with solo launching and loading, enhancing your overall boating experience.
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