Fulton Heavy Duty Boat Roller Guides - BGR20 0101

The "Roller" does not roll at all because they either cut the roller long or the pilot screw hole is too narrow. The photos i have shared show the screw marring the roller because it is too tight.

Mounted to the back of my trailer for my 1860SC Grizzly Tracker hoping that it will guide the back of the boat so that the aluminum ridges on the bottom of the boat span/miss the bunk boards on the bottom of the trailer. Mounted these guides with the boat in the preferred location on the bunks. Brackets seem a little cheesy-Aluminum but snugged down tightly and the seems secure. Haven't had a chance to test if they will "rotate" if you hit them with force from a fully loaded boat floating into the trailer when docking back on the trailer. The brackets seem like they might allow for rotation but you can probably drill through them and install a bold or pin to keep that from happening. Carpeted rollers seem flimsy and probably won't take heavy use but I only launch/dock a dozen times a year so price is reasonable. Angle of guides is not perfect for slope/slant of boat side-too vertical but too sturdy to try to "bend"-out and adjust.

This is a good product that fits up to the side of your boat nicely with the in- out adjustment, and top of the frame mount; I used them to align the front of my boat on to the bow roller and into the bow rest. It also keeps the spacing between the fenders right. The only thing not quite up to par are the covers on the rollers. It seems like a more sustantial material then the bunk type of carpeting could have been used.

Purchased these for my EZ Loader trailer to make it easier to load my 187 Sundeck by Hurricane. They were easy to install with a great deal of adjustment in them, allowed me to fine tune how I wanted them to center the boat on the trailer. They make loading a "piece of cake" and are heavy enough to do the job well. I would recommend them.

I have an 18' War Eagle Aluminum Boatd. I broke the bunk board style guides a few months after getting boat. I replaced with the Fulton roller guides and they work really well. We often have to load boat in very windy conditions during duck season and these guides can take the punishment. Very pleased!!

These are awesome boat guides. They work well and look decent too. I bought these because they are not an ugly white pipe sticking up 4 feet. They arrived as promised and had all necessary hardware to install them.

I have a 14 Ft. aluminum boat which was very difficult to load on a rough or windy day, almost impossible when I was alone. I installed the Fulton guides and now I have absolutely no problems loading my Boat. The only issue I know of is check the bolts for tightness, They will loosen some at first.

I debated on buying these thinking how effective could they really be? I'm here to tell you that I can easily load by boat alone now, and the boat stays straight on the trailer when I pull out. I wish I would have bought these years ago, I could have saved myself a lot of frustration.

Solid and easily adjustable, but not galvanized and pipe bottom end caps were sort of an afterthought - they're cheap and readily fall off - plug-style caps like the ones pictured for the tops would have been much better.Like Lisa Simpson's cheap braces you can't get these wet or they'll rust. It's nothing a can of clear satin tremclad won't solve, but better to not make the mistake that I made and be sure to spray them (inside and out) before bolting them on.

Unfortunately, it did not fit for my trailer. It only works if the trailer is wider than the outside of the boat.

Easy to install, looks and works well.

Good product for the price