C E Smith Universal Small-Craft Trailer | by West Marine

Description

C. E. Smith’s Universal Small-Craft Trailer Ideal for towing dinghies, inflatables or personal watercraft! The Universal Trailer has an 800lb. capacity and features high-quality craftsmanship and carries boats and small craft up to about 12ft. long. C.E. Smith built this trailer with a galvanized steel frame for its anti-corrosion and rust resistant properties. The 5-foot long bunk boards are adjustable providing accommodation for various boat widths and V-shaped or flat-bottomed boats. Marine-grade carpet covers the bunk boards for mold and mildew resistance while protecting the hull of your boat from scratches. A hand crank winch allows for quick and easy loading and unloading of your boat. The pre-galvanized steel fenders accompany highway-rated 8″ tires and a rugged axle with long leaf springs for a durable suspension. This trailer assembles easily in a couple hours with common hand tools and includes hardware. Key Features Galvanized steel frame resists rust and corrosion 5 ft. long carpeted bunk boards support the hull of your boat Bunk boards are covered with marine grade, black carpeting that resists mold and mildew while drying quickly Bunk boards tilt to accommodate V-shaped or flat-bottomed hulls Easily adjustable bunk board width for different width boats Carpeted bunk boards won’t scratch hull of boat Hand crank winch with allows for easy loading and unloading of your boat Coupler has a height of 14″ and the hitch ball size is 2″ Pre-galvanized steel fenders accompany 8″ tires and rugged axle with long leaf springs for a durable suspension 8″ diameter x 4.8 wide tire size Tires rated for highway speed Trailer weighs 188 lbs. 200 lbs. unloaded weight 800 lbs. max capacity 1000 lbs. gross vehicle capacity Assembly required What’s In the Box: DOT approved lights, Adjustable carpeted bunk boards with dual supports, Winch stand, Winch with 5′ strap, 80×8 tires, 2″ hitch coupler, Safety chains, Hardware, Brackets, Wiring, Assembly instructions How