All of our boat trailers come with the necessary documents needed to register the trailer including the CE Smith Boat Trailer part # CE48810. You will need to take these documents to your local DMV to obtain the title. This particular trailer is an excellent option because it will work with most boats up to 12' long and 800 lbs. The trailer comes with carpeted bunk boards, a hand winch, lighting, wiring, and everything else you need to hit the road with a properly equipped tow vehicle.... view full answer...
The CE Smith Boat Trailer, Item # CE48810, is made of rust-resistant galvanized steel construction and is designed to withstand brackish and saltwater situations. It is a tough boat trailer that is built to last and is ideal for all kinds of outdoor use.
I have attached a video that gives a great overview for you to checkout. view full answer...
The CE Smith Boat Trailer # CE48810 does come as a kit and would need to be assembled. This trailer is designed for boats and PWCs up to 12 ft long, and has a weight capacity of 800 lbs.
This would not be a tough task to assemble if you have someone close that has mechanical skills.
We are located just west of St Louis Missouri in Wentzville. view full answer...
If you're towing the boat using a trailer ball installed directly into a hole on the bumper, and you're wanting to get more room between the trailer and the vehicle, a good alternative would be to install a frame mounted hitch like the Draw-Tite Class III Trailer Receiver Hitch, part # 70647. If you needed more extension, you could use a longer ball mount, like part # 80233. You'd also need the appropriately sized trailer ball, like # 19260 for a 1-7/8 inch ball or # 63845 for a 2 inch... view full answer...
It sounds like you have coupler like the Dexter Zinc-Plated Brake Actuator # T43397007K and hydraulic surge brakes on your 1998 Eagle boat trailer. This particular coupler is specific to drum brakes but there are similar units for disc brakes Item # T47457007K.
The 4-Way Wiring # HM48138 on your trailer will only control the lighting for the tail lights and running lights on the trailer.
If you are needing replacement parts please send me images of what you have on your trailer along... view full answer...
If I follow your question correctly, you are asking about Tongue Weight, TW and how this varies for boat trailers? This is because of boats having the heavier part of their whole, the engine, at the rear. The larger the engine the greater the weight. When loaded on a trailer this can be compensated for by where the axles are placed on specific boat trailer, but only to a certain degree. There is not a hard and fast rule that it must be a certain value, but a good rule of thumb is that... view full answer...
The Tow Ready Vehicle to Vehicle Taillight Converter, # 118158, is typically used on motor homes that are towing another vehicle by way of tow bar.
The converter is not a sealed box so if it were to be submerged in water or exposed to rain, it would be damaged. If you choose to use this part on your boat trailer, you will want to make sure that the converter is mounted in a location that protects it from water. view full answer...
In the past it was never recommended to use electric brakes on a boat trailer because electricity and water do not work well together, but more and more people and boat trailer companies are switching. We still recommend disconnecting the trailer wiring from the tow vehicle before backing the boat trailer into water.
You will need to remove your brake lines and then install wiring for the brakes. You will want to make sure you seal all electrical connections to keep moisture out.
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By "roller boat trailer" I believe you are saying you have roller bunks and by "bunk trailer" I think you're saying you want to go from those to bunk boards. If so, you can do that by just getting the correct length bunk boards for your needs and the brackets to attach them. You can just measure the roller bunks you have and get the same length of bunk boards:
- 7 Feet: CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers # CE27845
- 6 Feet: CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers... view full answer...
To verify the correct trailer hub for your boat trailer I will need some additional information on your current hub/spindle. With your trailer being manufactured in 2008 there is a chance there is an axle tag on it that will allow me to identify exactly what size spindle. This tag is typically on the center of the axle on the rear side of the axle tag. If you can send me an image of this tag I can reach out to the axle manufacturer to verify the correct size parts.
If you do not have... view full answer...
The Trailer Valet, part # STC-V211 may work with your lawn if the ground is not soft, and your tongue weight is not excessive.
The gravel may be another issue. If the gravel is loose and does not provide a solid footing it would be difficult to move the # STC-V211 with the boat attached. I have attached a product review video of the Trailer valet you can check out. The cranking that powers the drive system would depend on how level the ground is and if there is solid footing for the Valet. view full answer...
Yep, you're 100% on the money; the part with the metal support for the bunks is the part number you mentioned:
- CE Smith Bunk-Style Guide-Ons for Boat Trailers - 24" Long # CE27660
I have added a photo for you which shows the metal support attached to the bunk of the # CE27660 so you can see exactly what you're getting. view full answer...
The maximum speed for the CE Smith Multi Sport Boat and Kayak Trailer part # CE48810 is 65 mph which is determined by the tires as they are the limiting factor. view full answer...
If you have not repacked the bearings since new or in the last 2 years I would definitely repack the bearings. The time it takes will be quickly forgotten when you are out on the road and assured that your trailer is safe and not going to cause you problems. Because boat trailers are backed into the water they are subject to getting water in the bearings and breaking down the grease inside. If the boat is backed into the water when the bearings are still warm from transporting the boat... view full answer...
The LED lights are sealed so they are not replaceable on the LED Light Kit for Post-Style Boat Guide-Ons # CE27656A.
That said, LEDs are made to last for years or over a decade depending on your usage. And for a boat trailer that is only going to see moderate usage compared to LEDs in a home or on a vehicle, there is a far better chance of essentially any other part on a trailer needing to be replaced than these lights. view full answer...
The CE Smith Carpeted Bunk Boards for Boat Trailers part # CE27820 are simply made of untreated lumber wrapped in marine grade carpet. view full answer...
TheBuyers Products Wheel Chocks, part # 337WC1086UWH would certainly add some insurance when you are loading or unloading your boat on a ramp.
These chocks measure 10" long x 8-1/4" wide x 6" tall. You want to also make sure you turn the engine off and apply the emergency brake when on the ramp. You can never be too cautious. view full answer...
You can use electric trailer brakes on a boat trailer, though there aren't specific electric brakes made specifically for a boat trailer. Instead, what you'll need to do is disconnect the electric brakes (which you can do by just unplugging the 7-way) before backing the trailer into the water, and make sure the wired connections are properly sealed to reduce the risk of shorts.
If you'd like to use electric brakes on your boat trailer, you'll need to determine the brake assemblies that... view full answer...
I recommend the CE Smith Bolster And Swivel Mounting Brackets, part # CE10000G-4. These are 9 inches long and have a swivel feature that enables you to tilt the bunks to the correct angle to fit the bottom of your boat.
We also carry the mounting U-bolts to attach the brackets to the trailer frame. They vary in size and you will want to choose the correct ones based on the frame size of your trailer. I have attached a link to our product page for the U-Bolts we carry. All of these come... view full answer...
As you can see in the provided photo, the rollers featured on the # AR84FR Ezi-Guide is indeed spring loaded. Once the boat hull rolls over them, they'll move to accommodate the shape of the hull.
I've linked you to a product description video featuing the Ezi-Guide system. view full answer...
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