Recommended Replacement for Continental Knurled Aluminum 4" Channel Step Pad

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I have a Continental boat trailer model A2044B-4400 and need part #544-1140 knurled aluminum 4 channel step pad.

asked by: Scott S

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I do have some step options for your boat trailer but we don't carry any factory parts such as the Continental Knurled Aluminum 4" Channel Step Pad. Instead, I recommend taking a look at one of the following:

CE Smith Galvanized Steel Step part # CE26212G-15284GA
HitchMate Boat Trailer Step part # HE4036
CE Smith Steel Step for Trailer Fender part # CE19011 for left front/right rear or part # CE19012 for right front/left rear

The most universal of the above options is the HitchMate Boat Trailer Step so that's what I recommend. It has a nice large 5" wide x 9" long step area with adhesive tape for better grip.

expert reply by: Conner L

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