CE Smith Roller Style Boat Trailer Guide-Ons, 9 Inch Rollers, Pre-Galvanized Steel, Sold in Pairs (27610)
The CE Smith 27610 Roller Style Trailer Guide-Ons make boat loading easier by helping to center your boat onto the trailer as it comes up out of the water. Each guide-on upright is built from 1-1/2 inch pre-galvanized steel and leans outward at a 15 degree angle to cradle the hull, while a smooth-rolling 9 inch roller with 2 inch roller caps at the top and bottom lets the boat glide into position instead of scraping against a fixed post. This roller style is especially useful on shallow ramps where the trailer cannot be backed far into the water, or when you are retrieving your boat alone and need the guides to do the centering work for you.
The uprights arrive fully assembled and ready to install. Mounting brackets accept up to 13 inches of adjustment out from each side of the trailer frame, and the included mounting hardware fits frames up to 3 inches wide by 4-1/4 inches high. Installation is a straightforward u-bolt mount: loosely attach the u-shaped brackets to the frame, insert the upright posts to the desired width, level them, tighten the u-bolts, and snap a black plastic cap onto the top of each post. The kit is sold as a pair, giving you both sides of the trailer in one purchase. For trailers with larger frames, CE Smith offers a separate Large Frame U-Bolt Kit (part number 11416) to accommodate wider rail widths.
Specifications
- Brand: CE Smith
- Manufacturer Part Number: 27610
- Type: Roller Style Trailer Guide-Ons
- Upright Material: 1-1/2 inch square pre-galvanized steel
- Upright Angle: 15 degrees outward lean
- Height Above Frame: 21 inches
- Roller Size: 9 inches
- Roller Cap Size: 2 inches, top and bottom
- Adjustment Range: Up to 13 inches out from each side of the frame
- Frame Compatibility: Up to 3 inches wide x 4-1/4 inches high
- Package Contents: Pair, both sides of the trailer
- Item Dimensions: 28.25 x 17.5 x 2.5 inches
- Weight: 17.5 pounds
- Color: Beige
- Material: Galvanized steel
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CE Smith 27610 used for? The CE Smith 27610 Roller Style Trailer Guide-Ons help center a boat onto its trailer during loading by cradling the hull between two rolling uprights, which is especially helpful on shallow ramps or when loading alone.
How tall are the guide-on uprights? The CE Smith 27610 guide-ons stand 21 inches above the trailer frame, with a 9 inch roller and 2 inch roller caps at the top and bottom of each upright.
What material are the uprights made from? Each upright on the CE Smith 27610 is 1-1/2 inch square pre-galvanized steel, which resists rust and corrosion.
How far do the guide-ons adjust from the trailer frame? Yes, the mounting brackets on the CE Smith 27610 allow up to 13 inches of adjustment out from each side of the frame to match the width of your boat.
What size trailer frame does this fit? The included mounting hardware for the CE Smith 27610 fits trailer frames up to 3 inches wide by 4-1/4 inches high.
Does the 27610 come with both sides of the trailer? Yes, the CE Smith 27610 is sold as a pair and includes guide-ons for both sides of the trailer along with the mounting hardware.
Do the uprights come pre-assembled? The CE Smith 27610 uprights with rollers arrive fully assembled and ready for installation, so no roller assembly is required at setup.
What if my trailer frame is wider than 3 inches? For larger trailer frames, CE Smith offers a separate Large Frame U-Bolt Kit, part number 11416, to mount the 27610 guide-ons on wider rails.
How do the rollers help when loading a boat? The 9 inch rollers on the 27610 let the boat glide against the guide-ons instead of dragging on a fixed post, which makes centering the boat easier on shallow ramps or when loading solo.
What color are the CE Smith 27610 guide-ons? The CE Smith 27610 guide-ons are finished in beige galvanized steel.
How much does the 27610 guide-on set weigh? The CE Smith 27610 roller guide-on pair weighs 17.5 pounds.
Is installation difficult? No, installing the CE Smith 27610 involves loosely mounting u-bolt brackets to the frame, inserting the pre-assembled upright posts to the desired width, leveling them, tightening the hardware, and capping each post.