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Question: where i can find the vin # in the trailer fulton made in 1962
Document: I was extremely disappointed to find out that the 90 deg. angled pieces that mount to the trailer frame are made of Schedule 80 PVC and not aluminum or galvanized steel. The uprights are Schedule 40 PVC and I have no doubt that a year or so in the SC and FL sun will make this system so brittle that it will break under normal use. The bolts, brackets, and spacers are fine.
Perfect for my 18 foot center console boat and trailer. Installation was quick and easy. Price for the Fulton guides was very good.
Unless you are landing a 200lb Jon boat you can pretty much expect these guides to buckle under even the slightest contact from your boat. Think of them more as goal posts and you'll probably be OK. The mounting system is very poor and honestly I cannot think of a lazier way than Fulton has to try to attach these to a trailer. I wouldn't buy them again.
For the price this is a very good item and installs easily. Because it is made almost entirely of PVC, except for the galvanized fasteners and an aluminum mounting block, I believe its best suited for a smaller/lighter boats under 21'. This item is idealy suited for jon/ bass boat applications and makes loading a flat bottom boat much easier. Also the 48" post with reflective caps make seeing your trailer much easier while backing up.
I have a 14ft center console deep v fishing boat. These guides are perfect. They are well made for the price. They are very easy to install. The only draw back is that they are not formed at a true 90 degree, I had to put a shim under each side, that took care of the problem. I am sure they would work on a 16+ ft also, bigger than that, maybe.
Item did not have description to size so when received is was not long enought to reach trailer frame. Item returned.
Spent last year wrestling the boat on the trailer...not this year,boat goes on easily with these guides! Install is not hard at all and a fair price. I recommend these guides to anyone
The boat guides were received acturally ahead of the scheduled date. They were easy to assemble and are very strong. Iv'e seen them bent and bounce back with we put the boat on the trailer. Great buy for the price.
It took me all of 30 minutes to install on our "new" boat trailer. The boat and trailer are about 30 years old. The uprights are not extremely strong, but they hold the boat in place while loading in a wind, which is their purpose. Well designed, easy to install, and good value
If you are looking for cheap and inexpensive boat trailer guides then these might suffice. They are a very cheap design with very flimsy method of attachment. Basically a couple of clamps with one piece of aluminum U-channel to hold them onto the trailer. One big hit and most likely will break. The guides are plastic pipe with a bend and a flat at the end of the bend to mount onto the trailer.
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