CE Smith 27610 9" Guide-ON Roller with End Caps

Brian K.Brian K.: I don't normally do reviews. The only reason I am putting this one in is because I had read where other people said this would not work because of their step behind their fender. As far as the rating I'm giving this I have not loaded or unloaded the boat with these yet. They seem very sturdy. This is more of a review to let people know how I mounted this. If you have the step all you need to do is drill your holes from the bottom as tight to the frame as you can. Be sure and use your hat channel that goes over your tube, use that underneath as a guide for where your holes will need to be drilled. Drill them as tight to the frame as possible. Run your u-bolts underneath. Works just fine, you only need to drill two holes per side. Simple took me 20 minutes max to install these on my Triton trailer with my nitro boat. I included a handful of pictures I hope this helps.

United States on Aug 31, 2021

Amazon Customer: They are very good and easy to install. This is my second set of these. I installed on another boat trailer and they worked excellent. I have this set installed on another boat trailer, but have not had the opportunity to try them yet, but I expect them to work just as well as the previous set I used before.

United States on Aug 21, 2021

Dusty: If you have a tri hull, or M hull, these guide on's will make you a pro, loading. I have a bunk trailer, and with any wind, or current, I would look like a fool, trying to get the hull ribs to line up with bunks. After installing the guide on's, all I had to do was clip the line to the bow eye, and wind her on, no matter the wind or current. I installed them about 4" from the stern, and left about a 3/8" gap on each side. Took about 45 min. to install, and august everything. These guide on's are very sturdy, and well made.

United States on Nov 30, 2019

Rex M.: Easy to put on and line the boat up when taking the boat off and on the trailer.

United States on Aug 29, 2017

Mike KMike K: I have a G3 1860 CCT that I usually use alone. The trailer that comes with the boat is very nice, but there is a lot of extra space between the bunks and the boat. This has been a problem since I usually load/unload in the Arkansas River where there is usually wind and a small current. I am a relatively new boat owner and until now, getting the boat centered on the trailer properly on a windy day has been a chore at best.

I put these rollers on and tried them out for the first time today. They worked perfectly, and yes, it was another windy day. I placed them just forward of the wheels and the boat centered just right. Easiest load to date. I highly recommend these if you load/unload your boat alone.

United States on Jul 09, 2017