Availability of Heavy Duty Keel Roller Brackets

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My trailer uses a bow roller and bracket as a bow stop on my karavan pwc trailer. the part is identical to this one you sell CE32013G. I need the exact same thing, but much heavier duty build as mine is bending sideways. please advise.

asked by: Joe

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Both the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly # CE32013G that you referenced and the similar # CE32003G use the same galvanized steel brackets. My contact at CE Smith confirmed that this is the only bracket they offer for their rollers.

I have included a link to all of our keel roller assemblies and one of these may better fit your application.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

Hi Stephen; the CE Smith Keel Roller #CES94JR, Roller Shaft #CE10727A, and bracket #CE10500G will all work together in the way you described. Since there is only a slight difference in the length it won't hurt to cut it down. However, I do agree…

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Answer 2

For U-bolts for your 3" x 3" frame you will want something that is slightly larger. If the measurements were listed as exactly 3" it isn't going to fit. What you need is the CE Smith U-Bolts - Galvanized - 3-13/16" Long x…

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Answer 3

Boat Trailer Roller Bunks, like the item you selected, part #DL21741, are not designed to line-up or center the boat, but for the boat to rest and roll on the bunks. Typically, if you are loading a boat the boat is not loading squarely it is because…

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Answer 4

I recommend the CE Smith Double U-Bolt Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies. These are available in different heights depending on your trailer setup. 9-1/4" Bracket Assemblies #CE10190GA-4 10-1/4" Bracket Assemblies #CE10191GA-4…

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Answer 5

I went out to the warehouse and pulled a Offset Spool Roller Assembly, #CE32150G. Measuring from the bottom of the base to the top of the roller in the center section it is 3-3/8 inches. From the bottom of the base to the taller part at either end is…

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Answer 6

The weight of the boat on your trailer should be shared by the keel rollers and the bunks. All of the weight should not be placed on either the rollers or the bunks. It sounds like you have bunks that are just too short for your boat size. I…

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Answer 7

Your trailer sounds like it will work just fine based on the dimensions and weight you gave. I simply recommend putting the bunks up as high as possible for your initial loading onto the trailer because the underside of your boat from my research has…

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Answer 8

The CE Smith U-bolt #CE15253A could be used to mount the CE Smith Offset Spool #CE32150G. The diameter of the u-bolt and the mounting bracket of the offset spool are both 7/16 inch, and are compatible. I have included a video demonstration of the CE…

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Answer 9

You can simply mount the Boat Trailer Deluxe Roller Bunk, part #DL21740, by just screwing or bolting it in. The mounting brackets, Boat Trailer Roller Bunk Bracket, part #DL21742, are optional in mounting part #DL21740, and are not required. If you…

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Answer 10

In general the bunks typically support most of the boat's weight and the rollers are mainly there to act as guides but they too also support some of the boat's weight. It sounds like the placement and height setting of the rollers on your…

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Answer 11

If your Dutton Lainson roller bunks have a flat bottom surface like part #DL21741 then you can mount them directly to the CE Smith Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies #CE10196G-4 as shown in the linked photo. These are the tallest ones we offer. If…

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