What Parts Are Needed To Install The CE Smith Bow Roller for Skiff Boat Trailers # CE29791

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What other parts would I need to add these rollers to my boat trailer?

asked by: CLINT

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Hey Clint,

In order to use the CE Smith Bow Roller for Skiff Boat Trailers # CE29791 you would need to get two rollers and a 5/8" diameter bolt with a locknut and washers to secure the rollers to your bow roller mounting bracket on the trailer. For the length you'll need to measure the width of the bracket and rollers. You should be able to find all the necessary hardware at your local hardware store.

expert reply by: Kevin C

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Answer 1

Mike, it sounds like you're looking for the CE Smith Bow Roller for Skiff Boat Trailers #CE29791. This is a flat bow roller that is made from PVC, and supports the bow end of your skiff without getting caught on the boat's lip.

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Answer 2

The CE Smith Bow Roller #CE29791 you found is our only roller for Skiff trailers. This is also larger at 8-3/8" and has a hole for a 5/8" shaft so you would have to have a bushing made to fit.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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