Guide-Ons

Trailer Guide-Ons for Easy Boat Launching & Loading

Simplify the process of loading and unloading your boat with our Trailer Guide-Ons. They provide visual markers to align your vessel correctly and prevent damage to both your boat and trailer.

Why Use Trailer Guide-Ons?

Trailer Guide-Ons are essential tools for any boat owner looking to make the process of launching and loading their boat more straightforward and efficient. Here are some key reasons to consider using them:

  • Enhanced Visibility: Guide-Ons provide clear visual markers, making it easier to align your boat with the trailer.
  • Damage Prevention: Proper alignment helps prevent damage to both your boat and trailer, saving you from costly repairs.
  • Ease of Use: Even in challenging conditions such as strong currents or high winds, Guide-Ons make the process more manageable.

Types of Trailer Guide-Ons

There are various types of Trailer Guide-Ons designed to meet different needs and preferences. Here are the most common ones:

  • Bunk Guide-Ons: These are padded and provide a soft surface for your boat to rest against, minimizing scratches and damage.
  • Roller Guide-Ons: Equipped with rollers, these Guide-Ons make it easier to slide the boat onto the trailer.
  • Post Guide-Ons: These vertical posts help you see the alignment markers even from a distance, providing excellent guidance.

How to Install Trailer Guide-Ons

Installing Trailer Guide-Ons is a relatively simple process that can be done with basic tools. Follow these steps to install them correctly:

  1. Position the Guide-Ons: Place the Guide-Ons on the trailer frame where they will effectively guide your boat.
  2. Secure the Mounting Brackets: Use bolts and nuts to attach the mounting brackets to the trailer frame.
  3. Attach the Guide-Ons: Secure the Guide-Ons to the mounting brackets, ensuring they are firmly in place.
  4. Test the Alignment: Load your boat onto the trailer to check if the Guide-Ons are correctly aligned. Make adjustments if necessary.

Maintenance Tips

To ensure your Trailer Guide-Ons remain in good condition and function effectively, regular maintenance is essential. Here are some tips:

  • Check for Wear and Tear: Regularly inspect the Guide-Ons for any signs of damage or wear.
  • Clean Regularly: Remove any dirt or debris to prevent it from affecting the functioning of the Guide-Ons.
  • Tighten Bolts and Nuts: Ensure all bolts and nuts are tight to keep the Guide-Ons securely in place.

The Takeaway

Trailer Guide-Ons are invaluable tools for boat owners, simplifying the process of launching and loading your boat. By providing clear visual markers and preventing damage, they make boating a more enjoyable and stress-free experience. Whether you choose bunk, roller, or post Guide-Ons, proper installation and maintenance will ensure they serve you well for years to come.