Recommended Distance from Boat Hull to Trailer Bunk Surface
Updated 06/06/2016 | Published 06/05/2016
Question:
what is the actual minimum from side of boat to bunk?
asked by: Lamar
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Helpful Expert Reply:
A spacing of 1-inch between the boat's hull and the surface of the carpeted bunks is usually best. This allows enough wiggle room for loading the boat while keeping it in a reasonably snug fit in the bunks. The CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit # CE27600K75 includes everything but the 2 x 4 lumber you'll use to make the bunks.
expert reply by:
Adam R
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CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit - 75 Degree
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