Yates Rubber Boat Trailer Parts - Bow Guard - YRJONBLOCK Review Video

The closest bow roller bracket for winch stands that we have to the dimensions you listed is the CE Smith #CE31005PG. This bracket is 13-3/16" tall and is designed to fit around a 3-1/2" wide winch. We do not currently offer any…

Your 4-pin/5-wire wiring harness is what is called a "wishbone" type which simply means that there are two separate running light wires, one brown and one pink. This allows a separate running light wire for each side of the trailer…

You could use a bracket such as #CE31005PG for bow stop #YRJONBLOCK. A lot of trailers use this type of bracket for bow stops. I have also included a link to all of the brackets we carry.

The best option we have for your application is the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Trailer Winch #TW4015. This has a 1,500 lb capacity rating, a cable, free-spooling drum, and a remote. The remote is wired, but it does allow you to move up to 10…

I went out into our warehouse and measured the bolt holes of the Trailer Coupler #DL13800 that you referenced and found them to be about 1/2 inch space 3 inches on center. Check out the video I put together that shows taking this measurement. If…

I am not familiar with the exact bow stop you have pictured but we do carry a few options such as the Yates Flat Bow Stop for Boat Trailers part #YRJONBLOCK which is what I recommend using. It's designed to be used with a bracket such as the…

Yes, about 99 percent of A-frame jacks use the same mounting pattern. The holes are generally 3 inches apart on center though it can vary ever so slightly which is why some jacks have slotted holes.

The Yates Flat Bow Stop, #YRJONBLOCK, requires a 1/2 inch diameter shaft like #CE10700A. The bracket you mentioned, #CE32004G, takes a 5/8 inch diameter shaft so a 1/2 inch diameter will fit but it will be loose. Out of the parts that we carry this…

Traditionally, trailer manufacturers did not use electric brakes on boat trailers because the brake magnet wiring and trailer wiring did not always have the best insulation or water protection. These days, more and more manufacturers are using…

Typically trailers will carry more of their weight on the front of the trailer, so you would want to put the brakes on the front axle as it will most likely carry more weight while braking. Also, when braking, weight will shift forward from the…

A tire of size B78-13ST can be replaced with the metric trailer tire size ST175/80-13 which has the same overall diameter of approximately 24-inches when mounted and inflated. Both of these tire sizes will fit on a 13-inch rim with widths of either…

The B78-13ST is an obsolete tire size that's no longer used. A 175/80-13 is the closest modern tire size. The #AM10210 tire you looked at is a 175-80-13 with a D load range radial tire that has a 1,610 lb capacity at 65 psi. You'll…