Would Holes Need to Be Drilled in Boat Trailer Step to Install CE Smith Roller Guide Ons

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I have a ski boat trailer, where the guides need to go there is a long step next to the frame. I know I need to mount it on top but should I still 2 holes thru the step itself. I already purchased the rollers from you.

asked by: Brandon R

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Unless you wanted to weld the uprights to your trailer frame above the step you would need to drill some hole in the step so that you can install the CE Smith Roller-Style Guide-Ons # CE27610 that you ordered.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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