As you are attaching to the 3" x 5" tongue on your boat trailer you will want the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly #CE32003G. This contains all the mounting hardware you will need.
On the Demco Channel Tongue Trailer Coupler #DM13203-95 the three top row mounting holes' centers are 1-inch from the top flat surface of the coupler. I went to our warehouse and took this measurement to confirm. This and other dimensions are…
Unless your trailer has dually wheels then you would need to look at just the single tire capacity. On dually wheels the weight isn't exactly always distributed evenly so the lower capacity compensates for that so that no one single tire in the…
The most similar size to a 175/80-13 in a 14-inch diameter wheel size will be a 205/75-14 which will be right at 2 inches taller in diameter. For a wheel and tire in that size I would recommend the Provider part #TTWA14RWS. This has a white spoke…
The Dexter 10" Hub-and-Rotor Assembly #K08-435-05 is designed to fit a 3,500LB trailer axle with the Inner Bearing #L68149, Outer Bearing #L44649 and Grease Seal #RG06-050. To confirm if this is what matches the axle on your 1990 Ranger Trail…
To add an additional battery in your 2002 Chevy Silverado I recommend adding the Redarc Smart Start Isolator #331-SBI12D in-line between the truck's start battery and the auxiliary battery. This will transfer power in either direction to maintain…
I'm assuming there is a typo in the ID you gave. Based on the Dexter 6K hubs, it appears you may have a 2.72 grease cap. That is the closest I found to the size you gave. The Bearing Buddy Bearing Protectors - Model 2717 - Chrome Plated (Pair)…
A 4-Way trailer connector has the basic lighting functions only; running lights, left turn signal and brake lights, right turn signal and brake lights, and ground. A 7-Way has these functions and a 12 volt circuit, a circuit for electric trailer…
The key for selecting a replacement grease seal is the reference number, in this case #10-9. The manufacturer code does not matter. This is a single-lip seal with an inner diameter of 1.500-inches and an outer diameter of 1.987-inches. It is…
To verify the correct bearing kit for your 2006 Snowbear utility trailer you will need to measure your spindle diameter. The Bearing Kit #BK1-100 fits a straight spindle that is 1" diameter on the bearing surface. We also have the Bearing Kit…
The Easy Grease Trailer Idler Hub Assembly for 3.5K Axles #AKIHUB-545-35-G-EZ-K and the CE Smith Trailer Idler Hub Assembly w/ Case #CE13515 fit the same spindle, have the same bolt pattern, and are galvanized so yes, essentially the only things that…
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Dock Accessories with Dock Floats for stable builds
Putting together a floating dock? Dock floats give your aluminum or wood frame the buoyancy you need. Install with lag screws and washers; galvanized or stainless steel hardware is recommended. Plan quantity and spacing by matching your dock's weight to each float's support rating, and you can paint them with marine grade paint, though longevity depends on the paint and conditions and there's no guarantee against peeling.
Mounting to the tops of a dock frame, including aluminum, works well when supports are level and secure. Check for a slight taper in mounting locations and snug the hardware accordingly. Inspect floats before installing; if you find a small puncture, an epoxy repair has been used successfully. Store floats out of the water when not in use if that fits your setup.
Yes, Dock Floats can be painted. Longevity depends on the paint and the conditions where the float is used. A good quality marine grade paint is the best option, but there is no guarantee the paint will not peel over time. Prep the surface per the paint maker's directions and let it cure fully before launching.
Start by determining the total weight of your dock and what you want it to support. Divide that by the rated capacity of the Dock Floats you choose to estimate quantity. Space the floats evenly under the frame so the dock sits level front to back and side to side. For longer builds, add floats where loads concentrate, like near walkways or heavy gear.
Use 3/8" diameter lag screws with washers to secure Dock Floats to the framing. Some guidance calls for 3" long lag screws with 3/8" and 5/8" washers. Stainless steel offers strong corrosion resistance, while galvanized hardware is also recommended in some instructions. Pre-drill and align with the mounting slots on the float before tightening.
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