Where to get some boat guides made?

[Kent]

My boat is a a shallow V and is a pain to get straight on the trailer. I purchased some of those carpeted bunkboard guides with a board on each side; however, my trailer is too wide. If I installed them they would be about 6 inches away from the side of my boat. I would like to have some made out of angle iron. Can anyone recommend someone for the project?

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[petty4life]

talk to LH2
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[fairwayphilly]

Kent, where did you get your bunks? I have been thinking about something like that. I've had issues getting my boat straight on the trailer as well.
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[Kent]

The ones that I purchased and are being returned today I purchased from Boater's World for $150.
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[Kent]

Good suggestion. I sent Brody a PM.
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[Lundman]

Here might be another type of bumper option:

[url "http://www.metalcrafttrailers.com/"]http://www.metalcrafttrailers.com/[/url]

Check out the picture of this type of bumper guide - it might be cheaper & easier to install.
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[Kent]

Looks liike a possibility. Know where I can get more information to evaluate them?
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[Lundman]

METAL CRAFT TRAILERS
Phone : (801) 487-7586
Address : 2740 South 400 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84115

They are local - near the DMV off 300 W & 27th - they have a parts department -
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[Kent]

Craig, I just got my boat back from Metal Craft Trailers. They did a great job on the trailer. They installed a couple bunks (which I believe will be better than the single bars shown in the link). Cost was $200, which I believe was reasonable, especially considering the quality of the finished product.
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