Hey Kris, the Dutton Lainson winch part #DL15440 does not come with a strap so you will need to order one with it. The part #DL24250 will work great with this winch as it is correct width, is 25 feet in length, and has a capacity of 3,700 lb WLL and…
Hi FP, I’m really glad you asked before ordering. Yes, there is a version made specifically for 2x4 bunks. You’ll want the Tie Down Marine Slides for Boat Trailer Bunks – Fits Two 8' Long 2x4 Bunks part #TD99FR. These are designed to mount…
Hello Randy, Great question. For replacing bunk boards on a 20 ft bass boat trailer (like #CE27845), you’ll want 3/8 inch diameter lag bolts that are 1-1/2 to 2 inches long, depending on the thickness of your bunk brackets. Go with hot-dipped…
A TPR roller like the #YR500YW-6P is going to be better than PVC. PVC is a cheaper product. TPR has the properties and performance of both PVC and rubber while having a higher tensile strength so it is going to be the most durable. I don't have a…
Glad to hear you are liking the wheels, Wayne! With the lug holes being a bit recessed on the Kenda #KE22XJ you got, I recommend going with the DeeMaxx Trailer Wheel XL Lug Nut - Chrome - 1/2" - Qty 1 #DE23KR. This is 1-7/8" long and fits…
Hey George, best solution for you will be to go with an all new jack like the etrailer part #e95YV because Fulton is no longer in business so there isn't a way to get a replacement F2 and none of the other jacks out there use the same bolt…
On the CE Smith Deep V Keel Roller Assembly, #CE10453G, on the larger section of the roller to the mounting plate measures 4 inches tall. At the center of the roller to the mounting plate the measurement is 3-1/16 inches tall.
Hi Jeff; when you replace your fenders you want to do your best to match the dimensions of the existing fenders. Even if they were replaced at some point, that is the way to go about it. Do you know the length of your current fenders? The Tandem Axle…
Hi Bill, that’s a really good question and I’m glad you’re double checking before installing anything on your bunks. The Tie Down Marine Slides part #TD49FR are designed to work with fiberglass hulls and are commonly used on fiberglass boats without…
The CE Smith Roller-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers #CE27610 measure 17-1/2 inches horizontally. It mounts on 3 inch frames and roughly 3 inches of it is a portion which cannot be adjusted to so you will have approximately 11-1/2 inches that you…
Great question Stephen, happy to help! The screws will go through the top of the Tie Down Marine Slides #TD99FR. The slides have countersunk mounting holes, so the screw heads sit flush with the surface of the slides after installing. As for…
Hey Joel, you are correct you do not need to install carpet on the bunks if you install the Tie Down Bunk Slicks for Boat Trailer Bunks #TD59FR. What kind of boat do you have?
I received this order yesterday. Thanks for the outstanding service. I appreciate it! Thanks, Alex
Alex
Blowing Rock, NC
Effortless Boat Loading with Bunk-Style Guides
Bunk-style guides are essential for smooth boat loading, especially in challenging conditions like wind or river currents. They provide stability and alignment, making it easier to center your boat on the trailer. Perfect for pontoons and flat-bottomed boats, these guides are a must-have for any boating enthusiast.
Bunk-style guides help align and center your boat on the trailer, even in windy or fast-flowing conditions. They provide lateral support, making it easier to load your boat correctly the first time, reducing frustration and ensuring a smooth retrieval process.
These guides are particularly beneficial for pontoons and flat-bottomed boats, which can be challenging to align without a V-hull roller. They help keep the boat steady and centered, making them a versatile choice for various boat designs.
While generally easy to install, some trailers may require modifications for a perfect fit. It's important to follow instructions carefully and consider additional bracing for enhanced support in tough conditions.
In saltwater, rust can be an issue, so it's crucial to rinse the guides and trailer after each use. Some users have noted that the u-bolts may be too short, requiring adjustments during installation.
River currents can make loading a boat challenging. Bunk-style guides provide the necessary support and alignment to counteract these conditions, ensuring your boat is centered and secure on the trailer.
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