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Yes, you can use Roller Bunks #CE27700 with a pontoon boat trailer. These come in 4' long sections that you can attach directly on top of the bunk boards or you can use the V-Wing Bolster Bracket #CE26244G if you are concerned with raising the…

Hi Steve! For salt water applications, I always recommend Aluminum wheels. Galvanized steel will hold up better than raw or painted steel, but aluminum is king in this regard. You still want to clean them off after they get all salty as aluminum does…

For a standard grease cap close to your original's 1.975-inch diameter you can use part #F001610 which is 1.960-inches. If your hubs are not threaded, then for a Bearing Buddy protector you can use stainless steel part #BB1968SS or chrome-plated…

To upgrade the tires on a Malone Kayak Trailer like item #MPG461B2, I recommend the Taskmaster 4.80R12 Radial Trailer Tire item #TT48012C. This is a 4.80" x 12" tire that will fit with the 12" x 4" rim that came with your trailer.…

Thanks for reaching out again, Mike! Yes, the 5' Long Boat Trailer Standard Roller Bunks #DL21755 will be able to easily handle the weight of your 3,200 lb boat. These have a 3,000 lb rating for the set so when using 2 sets they will be able to…

You could use roller bunks such as #DL21740 on a pontoon boat trailer. If the pontoons sit on carpeted bunks and support the boat then you would need to place rollers the whole length of each of the carpeted bunks. Set #DL21741 is rated higher at…

I'll start off by saying that I've seen quite a few boat trailers that use a combination of rollers like the CE Smith Roller Bunks for Boat Trailers - 6 Rollers Each - 5' Long - 1,500 lbs - 1 Pair #CE27710 and a carpeted bunk like the CE…

A couple sets of the Dutton-Lainson Boat Trailer Deluxe Roller Bunk - 5' Long Sections - 12 Sets of 3 Rollers #DL21741 will drastically help with getting your pontoon boat on and off the trailer smoothly and easily as there isn't any friction…

Sounds like you are trying to build a shoreline ramp like what you see in the picture I attached. For a flat bottomed boat like yours you could use roller bunks like part #DL21741 with them laying totally flat on the ramp and they would work fine.

You can use roller bunks like the #DL21741 on your trailer. They can be attached to wood bunks like what you have too. Without seeing your trailer it's hard to say what the best route would be, but people use roller bunks on pontoon boat trailers…

The Fulton Marine Grade Carpeting, 8" Wide x 144" Long #FCR8008 will help your trailer bunk boards support your boat and protect it from unnecessary scratches, but it won't necessarily help it to slide better than other marine…

Hello Dave. In regards to the CE Smith Bunk Roller #CE27700 about half of the diameter of the roller sits above the metal rail, there is 1" (maybe 1-1/16") of clearance between the metal rail and the boat bottom when the boat is sitting on…