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Bolts directly onto carpeted bunk boards Fits 2x4 standard bunk boards Slide on or off with less effort Easy to install 8 Pieces 1 3/4" X 17" Bunk Slicks Installation Instructions for #86170 & #86164 1. With the boat on the trailer, determ See more details
The Power Winch trailer winch easily retrieves fishing and lightweight boats up to 16' and 3500 lbs. suggested maximum. The 315 is designed for mid-size boats up to 17' and 4000 lbs. suggested maximum. They are 12 volt, electric cable winch, featuring smo See more details
Boat trailer guide protectors simply slide over existing trailer guide posts to help protect from scratches and impact. These protectors not only protect your boat but enhance the looks too. Made of closed cell polyurethane foam with nylon cloth covers. See more details
Boat trailer guide protectors simply slide over existing trailer guide posts to help protect from scratches and impact. These protectors not only protect your boat but enhance the looks too. Made of closed cell polyurethane foam with nylon cloth covers. See more details
In the life of every boat trailer tire, the day comes when it must be disposed of. While trailer tires can last for years, they eventually become threadbare and must be replaced. Or boat trailer tires may pop and need to be removed and replaced. But like all tires, old boat trailer tires can be dangerous to the environment and must be disposed of properly. To learn how to dispose of old boat trailer tires, read on. more »
A boat trailer is one of those things the avid boat owner cannot be without. It facilitates launching the boat and removing it from the water at the end of the season. Maintaining a boat trailer is vital. One part of the trailer that demands special attention is the leaf springs. more »
Once you've purchased a boat, you'll need to buy a boat trailer. Not only is a boat trailer necessary for transporting your boat, but it also makes storage much easier. The information below will help you buy a new boat trailer. more »
Boat trailers require side marker lights and rear lights for legal nighttime driving. These lights indicate the approximate size of the boat trailer and warn other drivers that a boat is in tow. Consult your state driver's manual for the U.S. Department of Transportation requirements on proper mounting of boat trailer lights. more »
The definition of the dry weight of a boat trailer is, by its nature, a very particular definition that may have both physical and legal ramifications. It conveys specific information concerning the condition of the boat trailer and the goods necessary to the act of boating and to the act of trailering a boat. It likewise allows the trailer user to communicate specifics about the boat trailer in a readily identifiable way, and represent savings in taxes or fees for the boat owner or operator. more »
The trailer hitch is an important part of the trailer assembly, as it is the link between your boat and vehicle—keeping both free from breaking loose and wreaking havoc. Proper trailer hitch maintenance is important when it comes to diagnosing and repairing boat trailer hitch problems. more »
If you want to fetch the best price for your boat trailer, you must know how to prep it for resale, and then find your targeted market. Here are some tips to do just that. more »
Painting a boat trailer is relatively easy, but it takes some time to complete the project. You'll need several days without rain, or some type of shelter to protect the trailer. more »
Boat trailer lights go through a lot of rough conditions that can damage the lights, wiring and connectors. Many boat trailer lights develop leaks quickly after being regularly submersed in water and freezing of the sealant between parts over winter months. Wiring can be damaged by deterioration of the insulation caused by water and road debris. Connectors and connections may rust or corrode, and require cleaning or replacing. When troubleshooting boat trailer lights, start from the lights and follow the entire system towards the tow vehicle. more »
Continual immersion in water along with regular weathering and road wear can mean major problems for your boat trailer. Here are a few steps you can take in order to perform proper seasonal maintenance and repair on your boat trailer to keep you and your property safe. more »
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