🚤 Enhanced Stability and Precision: Extreme Max 3005.2196 2' Bunk Trailer Guide-On Review

Control pontoon boat easily mounts on a trailer. Looks like I landed on the "toon" 1000 times, not twice. It would be easier to install the guides with two people than one person. I made one side myself, the other side with the help of others. A deep socket and a wrench will also help. Attach to the back of the trailer. I see no need for another set. Maybe later. 24ft pontoon with long trailer

Very durable product. I have a 17.5 foot fiberglass boat that weighs 1900 pounds and these rails really make it a pleasure to board especially in windy conditions. If you accidentally hit the rails while loading the boat, they flex a little to soften the contact, which is good, but they never lose their shape. Before installing I painted mine black to match my trailer but if only I could buy it in black. 5 Stars.

I put her on a trailer that has a 16 foot aluminum fishing boat with an outboard motor. The trailer has rollers and is sometimes difficult to load when the water is a bit rough. Hopefully this will help the boat move forward with ease. I probably should have bought 4ft boards to make it even more stable, but if the 2ft boards don't work I can always buy a 4" board separately and move the brackets around. Great work and really good idea. Many Thanks.

Excellent side beds with strong supports. The bunk pole's solid steel poles are almost 3/8 inch thick, much stronger and heavier than the thin tubular steel poles of our latest boat trailer. The fittings were well made and allowed various installation options above or below the trailer frame. The boat is narrower than the trailer so I modified the legs a bit to get a tighter fit. I contacted their support team with a question and they responded quickly. Great people and quality product!

I installed them on an old trailer in front of the tires to guide and center the boat when lifting. They make life MUCH easier as my old trailer rails were behind the tires and submerged so much in the water they didn't really help level the boat for lifting. They also survived a car accident (an idiot** crashed into my trailer on one side of my trailer while it was on the launch pad) while my trailer was parked and only had to slightly loosen the mounting clamps to move and bring the one Screw

I installed these on my boat trailer and wish I had done it many years ago. Our trailer has long carpet boards instead of rollers. We need to drive the boat onto the trailer with some force to get it centered properly. If we melt it, it will always be crooked. With these guides we can now drive the boat and it will center itself! Installing the guides was pretty easy. I walked slowly and followed the instructions. I watched the video. It took extra time to make sure I placed the screw holes in…