Do You Have Roll-Style Guide-On without the L Brackets for the Frame?

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Hi, Do you sell roll-style guide-on without the L frames? i.e. only the roller, its metal holder. Thanks

asked by: Jonson

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Hello Jonson,

I found the parts that you will need to make it work without the L-Bracket:

- CE Smith Side Angle Mounting Brackets for Boat Trailer Rollers - Galvanized Steel - 1 Pair # CE10211G (we do not have the full length bracket like in the # CE27610, but this will work)

- Roller Shaft with Cap Nuts for Boat Trailer Rollers - Zinc-Plated Steel - 12-3/4" x 1/2" # CE10705A

- Yates Side Guide Roller for Boat Trailers - Heavy-Duty Rubber - 9" Long - 1/2" Shaft # YR9202-4

- Yates Endcap for Side Guide Rollers - Heavy-Duty Rubber - 1/2" Shaft - Qty 1 # YR220-4

If this is not going to work out for your set-up, please respond to the email that you receive with some pictures and measurements of what you are trying to replace.

What kind of boat do you have on that trailer? Just got our Ranger back after 7 long weeks of waiting for the new motor (ouch), can't wait to get back out on the water this weekend!

expert reply by: Kate F

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Kate F.

8/15/2025

Hey Jonson, did the parts I suggested work out for your setup without the L-Bracket? I'm really curious to know because it could help others in a similar situation. Let me know if you need any more assistance!

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