Hull Sav'r Shock-Absorbing Long Side Boat Guide
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- Absorb impact of the hull and protect the trailer's finish
- Poly vinyl protector pads
- Eliminate metal-to-metal contact and prevent rust
- Includes all hardware
Hull Sav’r boat guides are designed to absorb impact of the hull and protect the trailer’s finish. Poly vinyl protector pads eliminate metal-to-metal contact and prevent rust.
Guide on your boat safely in highwinds or strong currents. Soft poly vinyl cradles your boat protecting it from scratches and dings.All hardware included. Universal fit for 3" and 4" trailer frame sizes. The vertical piece of this guide on is 16-1/8 inches. Sold as pair.
Rated 3.2 out of 5Â by 5
reviewers.
Rated 2 out of 5Â by bigboy59 boat guides
very cheaply made. the only thing that holds the top pieces together is 2 self tapping screws! now seriously if a person is gona use them for a guide wouldnt you think they would have something better. There was also to much area cut out of top piece where they bolt together. I ended up welding the 2 pieces together to mkae it somewhat sturdy. otherwise they work nice. not worth the $110 that they cost.
July 11, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by Earplug Nope
Welds are cracking after one year of fresh water use with a 600 lb 14 foot Sail boat.
Screws holding top side rails are not strong enough. I had to redrill and use larger self tapping screws after the factory screws fell out.
I glued the end caps in place .
June 27, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by VAchuckVA Work great in wind and current
These work great for loading the boat. Once adjusted, the wind and current are much less of a problem. The only issue I had is that my trailer "beams" are [-shaped, meaning they are open on one side. After using my boat for a while, I had a great deal of difficulty loading my boat in heavy current one day. After examining the guide-ons, I realized the pressure on the guide-on bent the bottom of the beam's [. After realizing it and moving the bunks under a supported section, it worked great again. Overall, I really like them, but use caution when installing them.
December 30, 2009
Rated 3 out of 5Â by jimbothe1st Salt water
I bought one of these 2 years ago and the welds have already failed. Even tho I used the poly insulators, the corrision in salt water use was much faster than I had anticipated. I do not recommend this product for saltwater use. They were easy to install and work well. Use only in fresh water!!
October 23, 2009
