How to Choose Between 40 Inch and 60 Inch Boat Trailer Guide-Ons
Updated 06/27/2014 | Published 06/26/2014
Question:
How do I decide which size would work best for me?
asked by: Jeff B
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Expert Reply:
You could always go with the taller 60 inch guide-ons, # CE27640, and trim as needed. But if you go to different places to use the boat, you never know how much of the trailer you will need to submerge and may find that the 40 inch would be too short in some cases. You would want the top of the guide-on taller than the boat as well (when loaded on the trailer). I have linked the installation instructions for you.
expert reply by:
Michael H
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CE Smith Post-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers - 60" Tall - White - 1 Pair
- Boat Trailer Parts
- Guides
- Post-Style Guide
- 60 Inch Tall
- Galvanized Steel
- PVC
- CE Smith
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