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CE Smith Trailer, 27671, Pontoon Bunk Board Guide-On. Ideal for bunk style pontoon boat trailer with box, channel, or l-beam frames up to 3" wide x 4-1/4" tall. Minimum friction rolling action easily guide pontoon boat onto trailer. Height is 25" above trailer frame. Mount with roller bunks 2-3" from pontoons on a trailer from Items 1 - 100 of 16578 Stock# 5212152. Ideal for bunk style pontoon boat trailer with box, channel, or I-beam frames up to 3" wide x 4-1/4" tall. Minimum friction rolling action easily guide pontoon boat onto trailer. Height is 25" above trailer frame. Mount with roller bunks 2-3" from pontoons on a trailer frame cross member. The CE Smith Post-Style Guide-Ons for Pontoon Boat Trailers # CE27670 that you referenced are 22 inches tall and fit trailer frames up to 3 inches wide x 4-1/4 inches tall. If your frame is taller than 4-1/4 inches then you can use the 2 Extra-long U-bolt Kit # CE11416 for frames up to 3 inches wide and 5-1/4 inches tall. 21 Dec 2015 16 Feb 2016 Find great deals on eBay for Boat Guide Ons in Exterior. Shop with confidence. Do I plan to trailer the boat or leave it in a slip: What type of trailer would work best? Do I need trailer brakes? Will my current tow vehicle be adequate? As one of the world's largest, family owned, manufacturers of aluminum boats, Starcraft builds a wide range of pontoon styles, from full time fishing rigs to high-end 19 Sep 2017 Today's pontoons are big, bad and as fast as all get out, with quality construction that can hang with almost any stye of boat. Take a look at some of the best pontoon boats available on the market for 2017. Some boat trailer accessories that will make your life a little bit easier! These post-style guide-ons for pontoon trailers make loading a simple process, and are visible from the water. I just installed smith model 27671 pontoon bunk guides on my trailer. I put one pair at the rear inside and another pair about halfway on inside of the trailer. They are 3inch from the pontoons and 1.5inch clearance between the floor rails. Ive attached a picture. Will that be enough clearance so it dont hit the bottom of the boat