How Many of the Tie Down Bunk Slicks TD59FR Do I Need for 16' Long Bunk Boards?

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I have a fiberglass ski boat 20-ft long, the Bunk Boards are 16 ft long, what is the maximum spacing for the tie down bunk slicks, will I need more than five on each bunk board?

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Hey Mike. The Tie Down Bunk Slicks item # TD59FR need to be spaced no more than 4" apart. You'll need to use nine per 16' bunk board assuming your fiberglass boat makes contact the entire length of them. I attached a picture below from the instructions that show you how to place them. These bunk slicks come with the hardware you'll need to attach them to your bunks.

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