Where to Find VIN Sticker on CE Smith Boat Trailer CE48810

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where is the vin located on these models? I cant findit. thanks

asked by: Christopher C

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A trailer's VIN sticker will usually be found in a protected spot on the trailer frame, most often up near the tongue area facing inward to help avoid damage from road debris. You can also sometimes find it near or on the trailer axle(s). On a trailer kit like # CE48810 the axle is likely to be the spot to find the VIN.

expert reply by: Adam R

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Answer 1

All of our boat trailers come with the necessary documents needed to register the trailer including the CE Smith Boat Trailer part #CE48810. You will need to take these documents to your local DMV to obtain the title. This particular trailer is an…

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Since you have VIN number, you will simply need to get a bill of sale since he didn't have a title. The DMV won't have record of the trailer because it hasn't been registered with a title yet. With the VIN and a Bill of Sale, you will be…

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Yes, the CE Smith Multi Sport Plus #CE48870 does come will all the paperwork necessary for licensing and registration. Check out the video linked below for assembly and installation details.

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There are a couple potential benefits to going with larger tires and wheels on your home built kayak trailer. The first is that a larger tire will likely raise your trailer a bit, resulting in better ground clearance when traveling. You will just…

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You can change the 8 inch wheels on The CE Smith Multi Sport Boat and Kayak Trailer w/ Bunks - 8 inch Wheels #CE48810. You will have to raise the fenders 2 inches to make up the 2 inch height difference, or you have to go to the larger one The CE…

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The Malone MicroSport Trailer #MPG460G does have the 1.98 inch inner diameter hub. I confirmed this with the manufacturer. To add bearing buddies, you simply need the #BB1980A for chrome or #BB1980A-SS for stainless steel. You will not need to…

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Yeah, I can see that getting pretty obnoxious. I believe you are correct about the 4 Flat plug getting wet as the lights that come included with the CE Smith #CE48870 are fully submersible and all the connections are water proof. So with that said,…

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Hi Philip; if you have a coupe or sedan the only option is a Class I hitch like the #C11085. Nobody makes a Class II hitch for this vehicle. If you're wanting to use this for a bike rack it will need to be a Class I compatible rack like the…

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Both hitches are a confirmed fit for your Accord. The only difference between the two hitches you mentioned, the #C11085 and the #C11496 is that the #C11085 fits against the underside of the vehicle more cleanly. It wraps around the spare tire well,…

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Answer 10

You are correct that your 2016 Honda Accord Touring Sedan can be fitted only with a light-duty 1-1/4-inch Class I hitch, such as Curt #C11496 or Curt #C11681. Both hitches require the use of a support strap #18050. Class I hitches have to be used…

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Answer 11

The Malone EcoLight Sport Trailers like item #MAL43FR have 8" tires with a 5 on 4-1/2 lug pattern. The Kenda 205/65-10 Bias Trailer Tire with 10" Galvanized Wheel item #AM3H490 would work as a replacement but you will most likely have to…

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Answer 12

I took a look online and the 2011 Honda Accord has a maximum towing capacity of 1,000 lbs so the capacity of all the available hitches would be well over what the vehicles can handle. This is common practice amongst hitch manufacturer's and why…

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