Dutton-Lainson 6354 4 Foot Roller Bunks, Part 21754, Black, Sold in Pairs

The Dutton-Lainson 6354 Roller Bunks give boat owners a quick, inexpensive way to upgrade a bunk-style trailer to rollers, making it easier to load and launch a boat by allowing it to slide to the water's edge and roll on or off. Each 4 foot bunk carries 10 rubber rollers (5 pairs) built with a two-compound design: a durable, wear-resistant inner surface paired with a softer, cushioned outer surface that protects the hull while standing up to repeated use. The bunk frame is constructed from heavy 14 gauge steel finished in black powder coat for durability in marine environments. Each set of rollers has some wobble capability, up to 10 degrees, allowing the rollers to self-align with the contour of the boat hull as it is loaded. Installation is straightforward: the bunks can be vertically mounted to 2 x 4 bunk boards, to existing mounting brackets, or to the separately sold model 6356 brackets. Mounting hardware is not included. Rated to support up to 2500 lbs of distributed weight, the Dutton-Lainson 6354 is made in the USA and sold in pairs.

Specifications

• Brand: Dutton-Lainson
• Manufacturer Part Number: 21754
• Model: 6354
• Product Type: Roller Bunk (converts bunk-style trailer to rollers)
• Length: 4 feet per bunk
• Sold As: Pair
• Rollers per Bunk: 10 (5 pairs)
• Roller Surface: Wear-resistant inner surface, cushioned outer surface
• Weight Capacity: 2500 lbs distributed weight
• Wobble / Self-Alignment: Up to 10 degrees
• Frame Material: Heavy 14 gauge steel
• Finish: Black powder coat
• Mounting: Vertical mount to 2 x 4 bunk boards, existing brackets, or model 6356 brackets (sold separately)
• Mounting Hardware Included: No
• Weight: 25.8 pounds
• Country of Origin: Made in USA
• UPC: 085077217544

Fitment

Fits bunk-style boat trailers, mounted vertically to 2 x 4 bunk boards, existing mounting brackets, or the separately sold Dutton-Lainson model 6356 brackets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is mounting hardware included with the Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunks? No, mounting hardware is not included with the Dutton-Lainson 6354 4 foot roller bunks; hardware must be sourced separately.

How long are the Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunks? Each Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunk is 4 feet long, and they are sold in pairs.

How much weight can the 6354 roller bunks support? The Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunks support up to 2500 lbs of distributed weight per bunk.

How many rollers are on each Dutton-Lainson 6354 bunk? Each 6354 bunk has 10 rubber rollers, arranged as 5 pairs, running the length of the 4 foot frame.

What are the rollers made of? The rollers on the Dutton-Lainson 6354 use a two-compound design: a durable, wear-resistant inner surface combined with a softer, cushioned outer surface that reduces marring of the boat hull.

What is the frame of the 6354 roller bunk made from? The Dutton-Lainson 6354 frame is built from heavy 14 gauge steel with a black powder coat finish for durability in marine environments.

How do the rollers self-align with the boat hull? Each set of rollers on the 6354 bunk has wobble capability of up to 10 degrees, letting the rollers pivot slightly to self-align with the contour of the hull as the boat loads.

How are the Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunks installed? The 6354 roller bunks mount vertically to 2 x 4 bunk boards, to existing mounting brackets, or to the separately sold Dutton-Lainson model 6356 brackets.

Are the Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunks sold individually or in pairs? The Dutton-Lainson 6354 4 foot roller bunks (part number 21754) are sold in pairs.

What is the manufacturer part number for these roller bunks? The Dutton-Lainson 6354 4 foot roller bunk is identified by manufacturer part number 21754.

Where are the Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunks made? The Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunks are made in the USA.

What is the benefit of converting a bunk-style trailer to rollers with the 6354? Installing the Dutton-Lainson 6354 roller bunks lets a boat slide to the water's edge and roll on or off the trailer, making loading and launching easier compared to a standard fixed bunk-style trailer.