Does the Entire Roller of the CE Smith Roller-Style Guide-Ons # CE27610 Have to Touch the Boat
Updated 06/11/2018 | Published 06/08/2018
Question:
Just installed your roller guide system two questions. 1 the whole roller will not touch boat. Just the top roller and 1/3 of main roller is that ok. 2 how close to side of boat do you space rollers. I set them at around 1/2 inch closer or farther thanks.
asked by: James S
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Expert Reply:
It's perfectly okay if the entire roller of the CE Smith Roller-Style Guide-Ons # CE27610 does not touch the side of the boat. 1/2 inch of clearance on either side between the boat hull and the rollers would be a great amount of clearance.
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Jameson C
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CE Smith Roller-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers - 15" Tall - 1 Pair
- Boat Trailer Parts
- Guides
- Roller-Style Guide
- 15 Inch Tall
- 1-1/2 Inch Wide
- CE Smith
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