How To Install The CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers # CE27710

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I have a sea ray 1850 sport. The trailer has a 9foot carpeted bunk. How would I go about using the rollers bunk/bunks my trailer has 2 side to side braces to attach my present bunks.

asked by: Joseph C

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If you have adjustable brackets for the bunk boards then you could lower them down and mount the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers # CE27710 directly to them. If you don't have adjustable brackets then you would need to remove the bunk boards and install new brackets like the CE Smith Bolster and Swivel Bracket Assemblies for Roller Bunks # CE10003G-4. These brackets can be attached to the frame of the trailer with U-bolts like the CE Smith U-Bolts # CE15283GA-4. You'll want to measure the height of the frame first to ensure these are the correct size for your trailer.

If you replace the brackets you'll want to note measure the height of the current boards before removing them so you can install the rollers at the correct height for your boat without having to guess and adjust them multiple times. I've attached a video below where we'll walk you through the installation process.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Answer 8

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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