My 24' pontoon is hard to line up on the bunks. Can't see the guides mounted at the axle line after getting close to the trailer. I have looked at the bolt on units on line but wonder if the ones between the bunks or the ones that go outboard the bunks would be better. The ones on the outside of the boat would be more visible I am sure. The boat is at least 8' plus the trim rails that cover the deck edges plus have some water deflectors on the front of the toons that may be wider. I can't go out and measure since my son had to leave the boat at Lake Texhoma this weekend due to the weather in North Texas this weekend. Hope wind is down Tuesday and we will go up for a day fishing trip to pick it up.
Live in Texas and may occasionally go to Louisiana or Ok. I think, but will look up, 8.5' is the widest the trailered load can be on our highways. question I have is will the outboard guides make the rig to wide to be legal? The literature on the guides don't really say how wide they are installed and how much clearance would you need for the boat to go on safely waithout wiping them out.
Questions: Anyone installed them and how durable are they? How wide would the trailer be with the outside guides installed? Which ones do you recommend. Thanks for any ideas you guys may have.![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Live in Texas and may occasionally go to Louisiana or Ok. I think, but will look up, 8.5' is the widest the trailered load can be on our highways. question I have is will the outboard guides make the rig to wide to be legal? The literature on the guides don't really say how wide they are installed and how much clearance would you need for the boat to go on safely waithout wiping them out.
Questions: Anyone installed them and how durable are they? How wide would the trailer be with the outside guides installed? Which ones do you recommend. Thanks for any ideas you guys may have.