suggestions for trailer guide-on

[Donald]

I am considering purchasing a pair of trailer guide-on.

Some do not come up too high but have a roller. Other seem to bend, some have poor galvanizing.

Considering this one. The boat is a 24' sport cruiser on an Ez-Loader roller trailer.

http://www.amazon.com/Extreme-Max-Post-T...#productDetails

 

[Mad_Bad_Dad]

Personally, I would look at side bunks. My current trailer for my 21' Four Winns cuddy has them and they make a world of difference. I don't think the guide posts will work well with the size of boat you have, they could still allow the bow to swing off center in a strong wind if the keel wasn't on the rollers.

Just something to consider.

 

[Donald]

I am still considering what to add. Are these guide-on products still needed with an all roller trailer?

 

[compressignite]

These are EXACTLY what their name states.
"Guide On s"
They are a VISUAL AIMING DEVICE(s),ONLY!

If you're THINKING of using them to Physically align the Hull as it's moved onto the trailer
You will Certainly come to Angst(Sorrow)!

Depending of the construction and type of Hull.
ONLY the Boards and/or Rollers should be depended upon for Physical Alignment.

 

[Tuffy1760]

Looks cheap... you can get some roller bunks for the side...