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All categories Bass Boat Carpet Bass Boat Seats Boat Carpet Boat Carpet Trim Boat Seat Vinyl Boat Seats candyrack_generated Carpeted Trailer Bunk Boats Fishing Boat Seats Lounge & Back To Back Seats Marine Carpet Pedestal Seat Mounts Pontoon Accessories Pontoon Boat Accessories Pontoon Boat Bimini Tops Pontoon Boat Carpet Pontoon Boat Flooring Kits Pontoon Boat Ladders Pontoon Boat Lights Pontoon Boat Parts Pontoon. Boat Plywood Flooring Pontoon Boat Seats Pontoon Boat Tables Pontoon Cleaning Supplies Pontoon Covers Pontoon Flooring Pontoon Seats Pontoon Trailer Parts Pontoon Vinyl Floorin. Boat trailer bunk carpet might be a lifesaver when you go to the lake, but it can be a big nuisance if you have to replace it after only a few trips.� The only tricky part is distinguishing the best boat trailer bunk carpet from the carpets that fall short. Here�s what you need to know to get your trailer bunk in ship shape: Bunk Carpet. Preview. Dimensions. CE Smith. 11?/12?. Boat Motor Trailer Loader Our Boat Motor Trailer Loader allows you to secure up to lbs up over the box Boat Trailer Small Boats Garden Tools. Google Search. Mini. Outdoor Power Equipment. small boat trailer - Google Search. Boat Trailer Kayak Fishing Kayaking Baby Strollers Outdoor Decor Cart. Google Search.� It would be easier if my trailer had rollers, which it doesn't - it has carpeted bunks. It's all I can do to push the pound boat and motor combination, especially when I'm perched on top of Boat Trailer Lights Trailer Build Drain Plugs Do You Need.

I have to replace one of my trailer bunks long story involving a week-long trip where the lake level dropped dramatically between launching and loading in a shallow lake and I was wondering if I really need to go to the trouble and expense of buying and installing carpet?

The boat in question is a 16ft aluminum V hull that probably weighs no more than pounds. Is the purpose of the carpet just to protect the finish of the boat or is is supposed to make it easier to winch the boat? Other that looks and expectations why not just give them a good coat of epoxy paint or some other sealer? Or just leave them bare and install those slick plastic pads that are supposed to make winching easier?

I agree plastic bunks for alluminum boat are the ticket. Boat slides on and off easily. I wouldn't use on a glass boat for fear of scratching. Never heard of these before. Have you seen any issues with them being too slick? Any problem sliding off the trailer before you can walk to the front of the boat and hook the winch?

Best person to ask is A-Jay as he installed them a year ago? I did similar for the canoe trailer - but a different brand. They've been working great for me. I've debated those ultimate bunks for a while. Great concept.

I know me and after years of having carpeted bunks I'd forget how slick those are and have an accident. I always wait til the back end of my boat is in or really close to the water but it'll stay put with the carpet.

If it weren't for that worry I'd probably try em myself. Good luck! Yeah, I'm gonna have to start looking for other people with these around here. These sound fantastic for shallow ramps, but I also put in at a couple steep ramps, and I can imagine a terrible scene of me trying to walk the trailer to connect the front of the boat, then cranking it up the trailer for 15'. Couple of things to remember about bunks. With a tin rig make sure if you use wood that it is not pressure treated.

At least with the older pressure treated it would corrode the tin boats. I got a little wet but it was worth it. I wonder if that applies with plastic bunk pads? Seems like the pressure treated wood would never actually touch the hull.

If you're putting the plastic pads on like I have on the canoe trailer - no, it wouldn't. If you're sticking with carpet, then yes it would - the chemicals in the wood would seep through the wet carpet. I put the ultimate bunk boards on my trailer a number of years ago, right now I don't remember exactly how many years ago. The first few times I went fishing, I was aware of how slick the boards were and the boat floated off the trailer pretty easily.

This was easily countered by leaving the boat kinda loosely hooked up until you climbed into it, then lean down and unhook the boat. It was never a " problem " and I never had an accident. Fast forward to now - a few years later and the boat kinda seem to stick to the ultimate bunk boards when they are dry.

I still don't unhook the boat until I'm in it, but that is more due to paranoia than anything else. Perhaps try cleaning them with a mild soap and water and then wipe them down with a protectant. Armour all will work. I use Restores the slickness pretty fast. I had some issues with my bunks on my trailer this season. I have a Ranger RT which is aluminum bass boat. The trailer was brand new and came with the boat. In July, I had the back corner of the bunk carpet rip and the wood bunk was exposed.

I figured this might happen. I didn't put off fixing it any longer because its obvious that the exposed wood degrades quicker. The first time I fixed it, I didn't buy a wide enough roll of bunk carpet. I installed in the wrong way too, wrapping a "patch" around the ripped portion.

The very next time, it ripped again quite easily. I bought a much wider roll of carpet the second time and replaced a much larger section. It held up the rest of the season quite nicely. A couple points that I'd like to make: make sure you use don't put off replacing the bunk carpet very long if you see a tear or hole. It will only get worse. Also, make sure you buy the right size bunk carpet the first time! I had glide slicks on carpeted bunks on my trailer when I bought it.

I got these from Etrailer. Galvanized rails lagged to salt treated 2x6's. The rollers do not have bearings, just a bolt through, so there is a little resistance. You still have to push the boat off the trailer but much easier for one person. I'm ok with the notion of my plastic bunk boards being a little sticky at the start of the day. On the few occasions where I have help launching my boat - I'm in the boat - unhooked - buddy at the wheel of the fishing truck - back up six or eight inches and hit the brakes and the boat pops off the trailer and floats off.

I tie a long bow rope to the truck and float the boat completely off the trailer, pull-up a bit, then get out and pull it back to shore. You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. Paste as plain text instead. Only 75 emoji are allowed.

Display as a link instead. Clear editor. Upload or insert images from URL. Write for BassResource! Fishing Glossary Frequently Asked Questions. Instagram Youtube Facebook Twitter Pinterest. Carpet on trailer bunks: do you really need it? Reply to this topic Start new topic. Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. Elkins45 Posted October 31, Posted October 31, Link to post Share on other sites.

MN Fisher 5, Posted October 31, Skip the wood bunks all together. GaryH Posted October 31, Just now, rdj said:. A-Jay 38, Posted October 31, NHBull 4, Posted October 31, As time goes on, keeping a Very Close eye on the integrity of the bunk wood may be a solid plan A-Jay. Thanks for all the info. Posted November 1, Alex from GA Posted November 1, Keep the engine running in gear, put the hook on the bow, go back and kill the engine.

Elkins45 Posted November 1, MN Fisher 5, Posted November 1, Fishes in trees 1, Posted November 2, Posted November 2, TnRiver46 10, Posted November 2, I would be interested in hearing if anyone has tried lumber without carpet. A-Jay 38, Posted November 2, BassNJake 1, Posted November 2, Elkins45 Posted November 2,

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