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VEVOR Boat Trailer Guide, 20"-60" Adjustable Design Trailer Guide Poles, 2PCS Trailer Guides (L Shaped/T Shaped/C Shaped/π Shaped)

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Style Name: 40", Black PVC


Features

  • Adjustable Width of 17 Inches: After installing the guide rail, the height is 40 inches, with an adjustable width of 17 inches. This allows for quick and unobstructed loading of small boats such as jet skis, sailboats, small fishing boats, and dinghies, ensuring that the boat remains in the correct position without shifting.
  • Two Installation Methods: The U-shaped bolts can be flexibly installed on trailer beams with a width of up to 3 inches. These two installation methods are suitable for different trailer models, including ski boat trailers and fishing boat trailers. Even smaller frame trailers can be securely mounted. The upgraded thickened high-tensile steel material ensures a firm and stable installation without excessive movement or deformation.
  • Galvanized Rust Protection: The metal surfaces are coated with a thick, anti-corrosion galvanized layer, allowing the guide rail to be used outdoors near the sea for extended periods. It offers corrosion resistance and all-weather durability, even when exposed to sunlight, rain, or prolonged contact with seawater, preventing rusting.
  • All-Steel Construction: The bracket is constructed from heavy-duty steel material designed for outdoor boat loading. Its thickened inner walls can withstand boat impacts without easily deforming or bending, ensuring long-lasting durability.
  • Protecting Boat Surfaces: The PVC column effectively protects the boat's surface, ensuring no metal contact with the boat's body during loading and transportation, preventing scratches and providing effective cushioning against impacts to maintain the column's shape. The higher design also serves as a clear warning to oncoming vehicles, making it easier to observe the trailer's condition during transport.

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎37 x 22.44 x 3.35 inches


Package Weight: ‎22.05 Pounds


Item Weight: ‎19.9 Pounds


Brand Name: ‎VEVOR


Model Name: ‎40” Adjustable Trailer Guide ons


Color: ‎Black


Material: ‎Steel + PVC


Suggested Users: ‎unisex-adult


Number of Items: ‎1


Manufacturer: ‎VEVOR


Part Number: ‎40" Boat Trailer Guide


Style: ‎40", Black PVC


Included Components: ‎2 x Steel Brackets 2 x PVC Pipes 1 x Set of Mounting Accessories


Size: ‎L Shaped


Date First Available: January 12, 2024


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Can’t go wrong with this
Style Name: 40", White PVC
If you suck at getting a boat back on at the launch this is for you. Once tipped a boat on its side and almost sunk it but this will not let that happen. Easy to install (even if ur a woman), very durable hard as hell to break or ding. Design is good and you cannot go wrong with it. Works 10/10
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024 by Aditi Shreya
    • Nice product
Style Name: 60", White PVC
Worked great and easy to install
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2024 by Dana M.
    • I can see how this could work, but not on my trailer
Style Name: 20", T-Shaped
I see how this could conceivably work on some trailers, and it’s way cheaper than most other options. I took it out of the box and laid it next to my trailer and did not even attempt to install. The included hardware is nothing like what is pictured. It’s thinner than a pencil, and boats bumping into things would probably bend it easily. I would probably not use it. Too thin. The wood blocks included in the kit are MASSIVE. They are like 3” thick for some reason and just over 4” wide. They are heavy and take up space and I’m not sure why. They are wrapped not in any kind of carpet but in black felt like you’d get from a fabric store. I’d say even if you wanted to use this kit, I wouldn’t use the felt wrapped wood blocks. The steel brackets are not galvanized steel or aluminum. They are just plain old mild steel that looks like it’s been painted with a cold galvanizing paint. They are VERY heavy, maybe 15 lbs each. They have very thick wall tubing, when you hold them in your hand there’s some heft there. So they are sturdy, but most of us don’t want really heavy stuff on our trailers, and without galvanizing they aren’t gonna last in salt water. So in summary the hardware is too thin to be useful, the wood blocks are weirdly huge and not useful, wrapped in useless felt, and the brackets themselves are also really heavy and will rust and aren’t useful. The entire kit is not as advertised and I’ve sent it back for a refund. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2022 by Garbil Huler
    • Lifetime of easy trailering
Style Name: 60", White PVC
You might be wondering why you need these. The easy answer is that they may save your life. First, the white Post make it easy to see where you are on your trailer. Second, the white post will not allow your boat to slide off of your trailer while you are trying to winch it up. Third, when you are backing your empty trailer into the water, you can actually see where your trailer is going. My only complaint is the white plastic poles are not as sturdy as my first and second pair. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024 by Melissa A.
    • Works great
Style Name: 40", White PVC
The smartest thing I've gotten for my boat
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Gettofisherman
    • This is for the 46" Aluminum square tubing version only. Not bad!
Style Name: 46", Aluminum Trailer Guide ons
So there is very little information on the 46" Aluminum Tube version out there so I thought I would fill some in. These are indeed thick walled aluminum tubing. Probably about 3 to 4mm thick or .15" roughly so they are substantial and stiff. Being aluminum water will not hurt them, even salt water much. They are unfinished. The tubing is 1.5" square from measurements. A 2" schedule 40 pvc pipe will fit right over them and rotate fairly easily so that is good. Nice way to prevent damage to your boat when it rubs against them loading or unloading. The bracketry provided is not aluminum but is galvanized. It is really designed for smaller trailers without standing platforms behind the fenders and just a frame member to bolt around. Would not work for my trailer. I'm going to have to make custom brackets to mount them to my platforms. The hardware/ubolts provided are not very strong and I will not be using them. There is a welded on tab partway up the tube vertical designed to keep the pvc tubing from sliding all the way down I would imagine. It is very sharp cornered and will need to have the corners ground off or it will surely draw alot of blood at some point on some part of your body. I think the brackets provided would have worked for me if there were two or more of them. They are only about 5" long and just don't grab enough length of the horizontal part of the tubes to hole them from twisting or bending if they take a good hit from the boat on windy days. The need to be about 12" long at least for me and I will make mine that long minimum. The are bent at 90 degrees also instead of slightly canted out which would have been a better design. I may try to open up the bend slightly on mine, not sure if I could even bend that aluminum tubing tho. It is STIFF!. Overall the actual poles are good but the mounting hardware not so much which seems to be the consensus for these kits. I've taking off two stars for the mounting system being kind of half baked. However there are just not that many good options to buy out there short of having something custom made and welded in. Hope this helps somebody. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024 by Trapper
    • Boat guides
Style Name: 40", White PVC
Excellent product.
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Nice design, poor execution.
Style Name: 40", White PVC
Review Image by Robert Sadler Robert Sadler
Number one - the u-bolts are not strong enough to prevent from breaking. 2 of the 4 of mine snapped upon installation - even before taking it on the road for the first time. It seems like where the bolts were bent became weak and will snap at that bend. I did not request new bolts from the seller because I expect the same result with their bolts. I spent another $25 on new stainless u-bolts from another seller. Number two - not a flaw, but for my PWC trailer, the l-brackets were too long and would contact the hull. I used an angle grinder with a metal cutoff wheel to shorten them to the right length. I added a bit of paint to the cut end to prevent corrosion. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024 by Robert Sadler Robert Sadler

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