C.E. Smith Roller Bunks
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- Non-marking steel rollers
- Pre-assembled and pre-drilled
- Can be attached on top of flat bunk board
C.E. Smith Adjustable Mounting Bracket sold separately and can be found through item search at item number 38-507-197-00
Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 7
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Jimgro C.e. Smith Roller Bunks
Easy to install was able to bolt them right to trailer have a flat bottom skiff so no adjustments or extra brackets required. Made loading and unloading a hundred times easier in shallow ramps. Only problem is description says they are steel rollers and they are actually look rubber or some type of compound.
April 20, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by HawaiiDave A little surprised
I just got these delivered today. I haven't even mounted them yet. They seem to be of good quality and are made of substantial materials. I was surprised to find NO directions in the box. And I agree with a previous review that "for this price they should include some nuts and bolts." I guess I will experiment with placement and number of fasteners until it looks right. It seems to me that a set of simple instructions would be far less expensive than a potential product liability suit due to improper installation. I can see it now - driving down the road on the way to the lake, the bunks begin to move around, the boat starts to slide sideways . . .
April 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jerseyg Ship Shape Rollers
I recently purchased the 5 ft roller bunks for use with my Jet ski. These are not necessarily designed to use with skis, but I know that there are trailers available w/rollers for large skis like mine. The idea was to protect my clear coat and make for an easier launch in shallow conditions. My carpet bunks were damaging my clear coat. I had the pleasure of using them this weekend, and was extremely pleased! Rolled right off and on easily. No need to wax or lubricate like carpet bunks. No mess, no fuss and won't rust. Great product!! Excellent customer service as well.
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June 20, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by rkrcrnr7 easy install
I really like the product and they seem to be of very good quality. I wish the catalog would have specified that if you install on your existing bunks you do no need the brackets instead it said 2 brackets required for each roller. I spent about $25 in handling fees and return postage because I didn't need the brackets
May 20, 2011
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Yes, you buy them to fit the trailer bunks that your boat already uses.Details:
How would I know the right connectors to use for either the 4' or 5' roller bunks? I am considering making the purchase but can't find the connector info. Thanks.Answers
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The manufacturer only has one bracket to mount these and our part number is 10204G, http://cesmith.com/. ThanksDetails:
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These roller bunks are best suited for flat bottom boats. We tried to find a picture of a 1993 bayliner runabout, but there are 13 different styles. Not knowing what style you have it is difficult for the manufacturer to say whether or not it will work. They only have one bracket to mount these and our part number is 10204G.Web Site: http://cesmith.com/
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98% sure they are galvanized.Details:
I want to use this item for a 23' South Wind deck boat to help with loading problems. Not all ramp are the same angle of incline. Steep ramps are o'k but less angled ramps, I have to move the truck to get the bow above the winch roller. If I don't get it up far enough I can't winch the boat of any further with the boat out of the water. The boat is to heavy. Double axle trailer. Is my boat to heavy for this product?Images for this Question
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Im not sure what weight these are rated for, but after buying them, I would not recomend these slicks. Buy a higher quality slick that is sold plastic. THese are like a shell and have hollow spots on the under side of them.
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The description gives a weight rating. Check that with your boat's weight.Answers
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you can remove the old bunks, or drop down the end clamps and put the rollers right on top of the old bunks.1 of 1
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