How Far Should Rollers Install Behind Rear of Trailer Frame
Updated 06/17/2019 | Published 06/15/2019
Question:
I want to install 5foot ce smith roller bunks on my ez loader trailer in lieu of carpet bunks. How far should the roller bunk protrude from the rear frame of the trailer? Thank you
asked by: Steve
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Helpful Expert Reply:
I would place the roller bunks in the same orientation as the wood bunks that were there previous. There would be no need to extend them out further.
Normally the bunks extend just a bit past the rear of the trailer frame like the picture I attached.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers - 6 Rollers Each - 5' Long - 1,500 lbs - 1 Pair
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