CE Smith Boat Trailer Carpeted Johnboat Bunk Board Review Video

The Malone MicroSport Trailer #MPG460G uses crossbars like what you would find on the roof of a vehicle instead of bunk boards. This is sold on our site as the Malone Crossbar Conversion Kit #MPG475 and it comes with the mounting hardware. If you…

The Malone MicroSport to LowBed Trailer Conversion Support Tubes #MAL33TR will use the same u-bolts and hardware already on your Malone MicroSport Trailer. The conversion kits work with the Malone MicroSportXT Trailer #MPG460XT, Malone MicroSport…

You would just need to order a quantity of 6 of the part #CE10002G to get six of the brackets that come with the part #CE10002G-4.

The Tongue Mounted Crossbar for Malone MicroSport Trailers part #MPG4002 isn't compatible with trailers using the Retractable Tongue Kit for Malone MicroSport Trailers part #MPG494. The reason for this as you mentioned is the crossbar height…

The ribs of your John boat are actually very strong and the design of them gives the metal quite a bit more strength than if the bottom of the boat was totally smooth. Due to that the CE Smith Carpeted Johnboat bunk part #CE27850 that you referenced…

I went out in the warehouse and pulled the Redline Grease Seal, part #13194. It does have the markings on the inside of the seal that say TCM 13194 TM Taiwan and the number 11. It also has the spring around the inside lip. This seal will work for…

A 4-Way trailer connector has the basic lighting functions only; running lights, left turn signal and brake lights, right turn signal and brake lights, and ground. A 7-Way has these functions and a 12 volt circuit, a circuit for electric trailer…

The height of the frame does not matter, just the width. So with a 2 inch wide frame you can install CE Smith Winch Stand #CE31013G.

Yes, you can remove your weld-on coupler and install a new bolt-on coupler that fits a 2 inch ball. There is just a few things you need to do to before and when installing. You need to know what channel size and the weight capacity you will need for…

When a single function light only has 1 wire, like the Thinline LED Trailer Clearance or Side Marker Light #MCL67AB, it means that it grounds through the mounting hardware. If the mounting location doesn't have a clean, bare-metal surface then…

The issue you are having still sounds like there might be a weak or bad ground on the new LED lights. The mix between them and the incandescent assemblies at the rear of the trailer should not be causing this problem so it has to be something…

Your old trailer lights like #MCL67AB are grounded to the trailer via their mounting hardware. Since your new lamps use 2 wires, you'll connect the red wire to the trailer running lamp circuit and install a ring terminal on the end of the black…