Never used rollers or seen them in action but I'm thinking I would stay away from them my opinion there's not enough surface area in contact with the boat and would eventually leave dents. But i may be wrong. I would go with poly on the bunks if it where mine.

 

I just changed out to poly from slick boards and you could tell where the raw boards were rubbing

 

With rollers, if for some reason your strap brakes or you just forget to hook it in the loop. The boat will just roll off the trailer. Either on the ramp or running down the highway. I've not done that before. But I've seen a 24ft all boat sitting on the ramp 40ft from the water.

 

This is what I have in mind because like I said, the wood and carpet on the bunks is in good shape. I don't have any experience with rollers either CR. I have a couple friends on the east coast with big ocean boats that have rollers so that's what got me thinking about em. Yall have any thoughts on where to order this stuff from because the reviews I'm finding on most of the kits are terrible

 

check out superslide.com they sell there cut off pieces of polly look under there special tab. That's what I used for mine and works great. I just did the whole length of the bunks.

 

Checking em out now. Thanks

 

Blackmon trailer company Manfielld LA

 

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I use rollers, makes loading and unloading it by myself a breeze, just don't forget to hook the boat up!!! I usually crank it up anyway instead of driving it up. Personal preference, and that way I never forget to lock the crank either!

 

Yeah mine is always hooked and chained coming out of the water and hooked until the transom is wet when its going in. Think I'm gonna try slippery stuff on the boards first and see how much difference that makes

 

Can get bunk slicks locally around here

 

We coming down August to look at some houses and let the ole lady decide if she wants to move to LA or if she wants to be single :laugh: keep that deckhand spot open for me kaptn Kajun lol