CE Smith Boat Trailer Parts - Roller and Bunk Parts - CE26244G Review Video

To install the CE Smith V-Wing Bolster Bracket for Pontoon Boat Trailers part #CE26244G you want to use lag screws and a washer to attach the brackets which you will need to source from a local hardware store according to CE so drilling will be…

I recommend the V-Racks or horizontal kayak racks that allow your kayak to lay flat on it's belly. They are easy to load and are lower profile when loaded so less wind resistance is generated. They can also accommodate the heavier, wider fishing…

If you look at the provided photo, you can see the bolt spacing of the CE Smith #CE10052-32G bolster bracket.

I contacted the manufacturer and one V-Wing Bolster Bracket, Item #CE26244G, should be placed at each frame cross member. Mounting hardware for these brackets is not included so I recommend using a screw and washer like our 3/8 Inch Stainless Steel…

The CE Smith V-Wing Bolster Bracket for Pontoon Boat Trailers #CE26244G does not carry a specific weight rating. But since it is expressly intended for pontoon trailer use and is made from 1/8-inch-thick galvanized steel in typical use it will be…

The distance from the base to the bottom of the "V" on the CE Smith V-Wing Bolster Bracket part #CE26244G is 2-1/4". I have attached a photo of this measurement for you as well.

As the bunks will be support the weight of your pontoon boat, I always recommend getting them to the end of the transom, or as close as possible. As you mentioned using 14 foot long boards, you will want at least 4 evenly spaced support brackets per…

Even when stored in the somewhat controlled environment of a garage, tires are still subject to dry rot and flat spotting. Even if the tire tread has plenty of depth left and you can't see any cracking with the naked eye, the generally accepted…

Trailer blowouts can be caused by several different things including heat, overloading, and road conditions. There is a difference between the amount of plies in a tire and its actual ply rating. Basically, due to advances in technology and materials…

I checked with CE Smith and they informed me that the larger holes on the bracket that connect to the bunks and the larger holes are .410 of an inch and the smaller holes are .313 of an inch. Check out the picture I attached for more dimensions.

The general rule of thumb is that you want your bunks to extend completely to the stern (rear) of the boat, or even and inch or two beyond. That way the transom has plenty of support as you drive down the road. The bunks can extend as far forward as…

Yes, the CE Smith V-Wing Bolster Bracket for Pontoon Boat Trailers #CE26244G that you referenced would be a great option for bolster brackets for your pontoon boat trailer as that is exactly what this product was designed to do. The 1/8 inch…