Replacement Roller Guides for Pontoon Boat Trailer

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I have a 2004 tracker trailstar pontoon trailer for a 24foot subtracted. I am needing to replace two of what I believe to be factory inside roller guides. At the bottom of post a u shape s over frame crossmember with one bolt running through. I cannot find anything online. Do you carry this part?

asked by: Willy G

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We do offer a variety of pontoon boat trailer guide-on and roller products that you can see by clicking on the link provided. I reviewed photos of Tracker Trailstar pontoon boat trailers and noted some are equipped with post-style guide-ons like # CE27670 while others show roller-style guide-ons like # CE27672.

Please feel free to submit photos of your trailer if you have any trouble finding the replacement parts you need.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

There isn't an exact length of bunk boards that are required for pontoon boat bunks but in general around 75 percent of the length of the boat should be the length of the pontoons and you'll be good. So for a pontoon boat that measures 16…

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Answer 2

I have another option for you, but the CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers - 60" Long - 1 Pair #CE27600 you were looking at are designed for standard boats and not Tritoons. Instead I recommend the CE Smith Bunk Style Guide-Ons for…

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Answer 3

The PVC pipes of the CE Smith Post Guide Ons #CE27670 that you referenced do not spin. They actually have a slit cut into the bottom of them that lines up with a groove on the elbow fitting that prevents them from spinning. These aren't intended…

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Answer 4

The pontoon trailer guide-ons only come in a set of 2 as that is all that is needed, although you can add more if you believe that it is necessary. That all just depends on how confident you are about staying on the right track once you have started…

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Answer 5

We actually have a boat guide on that was designed for pontoon boat trailers with the part #CE27670 which is better designed for the frame styles of pontoon boat trailers. The #CE27760 wouldn't work as it would need a different frame style.

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Answer 6

Typically you want to put pontoon guide ons like the #CE27670 between 2 and 4 inches away from the pontoons. These would definitely not dent the pontoons.

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Answer 7

The CE Smith bunk style guide-ons #CE27660 were not designed for pontoon boats, but you may be able to make them fit depending on your trailer frame design. If you are only needing them for guide-on purposes, the CE Smith guide-ons #CE27670 may work…

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Answer 8

When it comes to guide-ons, like the part #CE27670 that you referenced, it actually is all up to you. If you check out some of the photos that customers have uploaded on the product page you can see that some people have maybe 4" of space…

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Answer 9

Pontoon boats normally use guide-ons that mount in the center of the trailer, and even with the three pontoons on your aptly named Aqua Patio Tritoon having lifting strakes, the CE Smith Post-Style Guide-Ons for Pontoon Boat Trailers #CE27670 should…

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Answer 10

Though we do not have an option that would have a perfect 90 degree angle, I may still have something that would work. The CE Smith #CE27610 is a little smaller and typically installed on the outside of a trailer frame, but can be used however…

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Answer 11

The CE Smith Roller Style Guide-Ons for Pontoon Boat Trailers #CE27672 can pretty easily be used on a tritoon pontoon like what you have.

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Answer 12

The CE Smith Roller Style Guide-Ons for Pontoon Boat Trailers part #CE27672 can be installed at the rear of the trailer or towards the center. That said, the further back they are installed the better they will do to help guide the boat on. I have…

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