Looking for Carpeted V Guides to replace Rubber Guide

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  • dkimball
    • Aug 2008
    • 125



    Looking for Carpeted V Guides to replace Rubber Guide

    Anyone know of a place to get a carpeted V-Guide that I can replace the red rubber guide on my trailer (Picture below). The rubber guide leaves marks and I would prefer carpet. The only thing I can find is this: http://www.sturdybuiltonline.com/Bow...st_p_1425.html which is pretty expensive. I was thinking of just buying a new thicker rubber one: https://www.etrailer.com/Boat-Traile...dline/862.html and attaching some carpet to it
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  • srock
    1,000 Post Club Member
    • Oct 2008
    • 1063

    • Florida

    • 2009 Super Air 230 2005 Whaler Dauntless

    #2
    amazon, etrailer, west marine.....you can get them anywhere with a little search.

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    • dkimball
      • Aug 2008
      • 125



      #3
      srock I haven't seen any carpeted ones that would fit where the rubber one is I have shown in the picture. I have searched and the only carpeted ones I have found are what are in the above link for around $130 which seems a little expensive for my application. The boat doesn't rest on this guide it just prevents the boat during loading from hitting the trailer.

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      • srock
        1,000 Post Club Member
        • Oct 2008
        • 1063

        • Florida

        • 2009 Super Air 230 2005 Whaler Dauntless

        #4
        oh my mistake. I replaced a similar colored but roller with new because it would not roll resulting in it leaving marks and they were a bear to remove. The new roller solved the problem. I don't know if its because it is new or a different compound...it still does not roll but it resolved my problem.

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        • Tom_H
          • Jan 2014
          • 244

          • Minnesota


          #5
          I would get a thermoplastic one like below. It shouldn't mark up the boat like rubber one will.
          Replace a worn-out bow stop on your boat trailer with this thermoplastic rubber version from Yates. TPR is stronger than rubber, but it won't leav

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