The Green LED Boat Accent Light # TN62FR uses 18 gauge wire and you could pair this with the Red LED Boat Accent Light # TN82FR and 2 Covers # TN45FR on your Kayak. We also have the LED Boat Navigation Light # TN52ZR that will contain both the red and green navigation lights and will only require one connection on the front of your kayak. This light also uses 18 gauge wire. view full answer...
When it comes to trailer taillights the terms waterproof and submersible are somewhat interchangeable. If a taillight is considered submersible that means that the internal circuits are waterproof and would be protected for if you were to back the trailer into water like when launching a boat.
The part # TLL56RK that you referenced is listed as waterproof and submersible so it would work great on a boat trailer.
Lights that aren't waterproof or submersible will still work just fine on... view full answer...
The hole for the LED Boat Docking Lights - Recessed Mount - Waterproof - 12V/24V - Qty 2 # TN83ZR is an oval shape. The hole is 4.25" x 2.3" and you will be able to use the gasket as a template to cut the hull.
I have attached a dimensional drawing which shows the gasket and housing measurements for your reference. view full answer...
The Over 80" Wide, Square LED Trailer Tail Light # STL2RB that you referenced is designed to be a submersible light. What that means is that once you got to the boat ramp you would want to disconnect your trailer wiring from your tow vehicle and then you could back your boat trailer into the water and the lights will be totally fine. The LEDs are sealed so that water would not get to them.
This light would be exactly what you need. For the left hand side you would want part # STL3RB. view full answer...
It sounds like the Halogen lights you are using are pulling too much power causing you to blow the breaker once they heat up. I recommend changing them to LED's like the LED Pontoon and Fishing Boat Docking Lights item # TN23ZR. view full answer...
Correct; the 0.215" (about 1/4") depth is indeed the amount that protrudes of the Interior LED Boat Accent Light w/ Cover - Recessed Mount - Waterproof - Blue LED - Clear Lens # TN87RR. view full answer...
The mounting holes for the # MCL93RB ID Light Bar are 3/16 inches in diameter, I'd recommend using 3/16 inch stainless hardware and a 7/16 hole in the trailer frame. Stainless bolts, nuts and washers should be readily available at your local hardware store.
If you click the provided link, you can see a product demonstration video for the # MCL93RB Light Bar. view full answer...
The Sealed, Glolight Uni-Lite Mini LED Side Marker and Clearance Light # MCL11AKB is designed to fit an 11/16 inch diameter hole. While this light is considered submersible, it is not designed to provide a watertight seal when installed though.
You would have to use a watertight sealant between the grommet and the hole it would get installed into, as well as between the light and the grommet.
Submersible means that the light itself can be submerged underwater and it won't become damaged.... view full answer...
The specs for the CE Smith LED Light Kit for Post-Style Boat Guide-Ons # CE27656A note these lights fit on 2-inch diameter posts, but this is incorrect. The lights have an inner diameter of 2-3/8-inches which allows them to fit fine on posts like # CE27640. I went to our warehouse and measured both items. The light inner diameter and the post outer diameter match up at 2-3/8-inches. I will request the correction to this error. Thank you for catching it.
I also measured the length of the... view full answer...
The Peterson Clearance or Side Marker Trailer Light w/ Reflector part # M116A is an older style light which appears to the same as the one picture so it will likely be an exact fit replacement. That said, I have attached for you a video which shows exactly where each measurement is taken. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact over at Fulton about the Fulton Boat Guide # FGB1500100. He said that the outer diameter of the PVC tubes is 2 inches. That means the CE Smith lights, # CE27656A, should fit just fine.
And thanks, etrailer thinks that you're the best, too! view full answer...
Though your line of thinking is perfectly logical, unfortunately it is a bit more complicated. The # DL21741 roller bunks have a 3,000 lb capacity per set and because a 5,500 lb boat does not have its weight evenly distributed, there will almost certainly be more weight at the back of the boat assuming that's where the motor is, and there would be more than 3,000 lbs of weight on that set of bunks so it would not work for your particular application. view full answer...
From what I was able to determine from my research, the 2013 Honda CR-V has a towing capacity of 1500-lbs, so as long as the boat and trailer weigh under 1500-lbs you can tow it with your vehicle without damaging it. If you need a trailer hitch to tow your new boat, I recommend using the Curt C13119 because of the durability of the powder coat on the Curt hitches, which is important for making sure that it doesn't get rusted.
There are some other things you'll need to tow a trailer, including... view full answer...
The Kenda K353 Bias Trailer Tire # AM10066 that is on the Wheel and Tire Combo # AM30820 will need 80psi of pressure when the tire is cold. It is best to verify the pressure in the coldest temperature it will operate before driving. The manufacturer accounts for the tire warming up with higher temperature and when the tire gets warmer from the friction of driving. With having such a light trailer and boat you can have them weighed with all your gear to ensure you are using the correct load... view full answer...
Yes, the Bully Bumper Mount Backup Light # PL-807 that you referenced has been designed to withstand normal weather like rain and snow. I wouldn't recommend you back it down into a boat ramp and submerge it though. view full answer...
The galvanized uprights used on the CE Smith # CE27740 are 18 inches tall. Once the PVC uprights are added, the guide-ons are 40 inches tall.
I've linked to a product video for the # CE27740 guide-ons. view full answer...
The CE Smith Post-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers - 60" Long - I-Beam Clamps - White - Qty 2 # CE27648 are indeed an outer diameter of 2-3/8 inches. The LED Light Kit for Post-Style Boat Guide-Ons # CE27656A are often paired with this kit. view full answer...
In general a properly loaded trailer will have a tongue weight (TW) that is between 12- and 15-percent of its gross weight, its GVWR. Keeping the TW in this range tends to result in the best handling characteristics with the least trailer sway.
On a boat trailer TW can be a bit more complicated. An outboard motor, which naturally hangs at the extreme rear of the trailer, can have a substantial impact on your actual TW. The same boat with a 100-horse motor versus a 300-horse motor will... view full answer...
In order for something to be considered waterproof it needs to be able to withstand submersion for a certain amount of time without any water leaking in.
The Custer 4-LED Strobe Light or Running Light # STRL4W would work well on the exterior of your vehicle and normal amounts of rain wouldn't break it. But I would not recommend it for a boat trailer where the trailer gets submerged. For something like that you would want a LED Backup Light part # BUL10CB. view full answer...
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