Recommended Guide-On's For a 22' Glacier Bay Catamaran

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I have a 22’ Glacier Bay power catamaran. I have a lot of trouble retrieving boat onto trailer, particularly alignment. What do you suggest for a catamaran hull in terms of bolt on alignment items?

asked by: Richard P

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I recommend going with the CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons # CE27600 along with the Post Extensions # CES77FR. The guides will help you keep the boat going straight onto the trailer while the posts on both sides will help you center the boat onto the trailer when it is submerged and difficult to see.

expert reply by: Bud M

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It sounds like you are trying to add some steps to the tongue of your boat trailer for help getting in the boat. If that is the case then only bolt-on option we'd have is the HitchMate Boat Trailer Step part #HE4036 which bolts onto the frame.…

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It is possible to install CE Smith Bunkboard Guide-On Kit #CE27600K75 in the way you have suggested. But it may require trimming parts of the tubes should they interfere with the boat. The only part of the set up you would want to make contact with…

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In order to piece together Bunk-Style Guide-Ons for your boat trailer, you will use the CE Smith Replacement Upright #CE27609PG mentioned in your question, along with the Replacement Mounting Hardware Kit #CE11452-A and Swivel Bracket #CE10206G. This…

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I can help you find the correct bolster and swivel brackets for your Seadoo trailer. The CE Smith part #CE10002G is a galvanized 13 inch bolster with a swivel bracket assembly. The swivel bracket will fit your 2 x 4 bunk great, but the brackets…

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CE Smith Roller-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers #CE27610 has available a replacement part # CE27612PG. This is the 9-inch black rubber roller and galvanized steel square tube together as one assembly. For just the steel upright use part…

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For bunk style guide-ons such as #CE27600 the bunk board and boat should only barely touch if at all. There isn't a hard and fast rule that says it should be this many inches. But since guide-ons are not meant to support weight like a regular…

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Hey Will, yes you can use the CE Smith bunk guide ons part #CE27600 on your trailer that has frame dimensions of 3inch by 4 1/2 inch but you will need to use the longer u-bolt kit part #CE11416 as the height of your trailer frame is 1/4 inch taller…

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I don't have a video I can share with you, so the attached photos are the best I can do to hopefully give you an better idea of how the Ark Ezi-Guides Self-Aligning Boat Trailer Loading System - 20' to 28' Long Power Boat #AR84FR work.…

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Answer 9

Hello Eric, The #K2R35DKG is Dacromet-coated, and the calipers are treated with KodaGuard. The #K2R35DS, on the other hand, is made entirely of stainless steel, hence the higher price. If you're in an area where road salt is common or if…

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Since you mentioned wanting the most stability and not always being perfect when loading (understandably), I think the longer, 5 foot (60 inch) CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers #CE27600 is the best option as it will give you the most…

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the CE Smith guide-ons #CE27610 are approximately 15 degrees off 90 degrees. So that would be 75 or 105 degrees depending on which way the guide-on was facing.

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Answer 12

Due to the nature of pontoon boat trailers and the fact that pontoon guides like the part #CE27671 mount vertically and not horizontally you want shorter guides. Check out the picture I attached for more info.

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