Description Boating season is well under way and with it comes one of the biggest hassles for any boat user – launching and retrieving the boat onto the trailer. Fulton is excited to announce the launch of its new 50″ Boat Guides which help to self-centre the boat on the trailer quickly and easily. The extra high guides provide a visual guide whilst reversing down the boat ramp and help usher the boat on or off the trailer. The simple bolt-on mounting requires no drilling or cutting and comes with all mounting hardware included which suits almost any boat trailer chassis, meaning installation is fast and easy. The 50″ Boat Guides are adjustable within the brackets allowing for a wide variety of boat hulls. The guides are made from non-marking marine grade PVC specially designed to prevent damage to your boat. The 50″ Boat Guides comes with a 5 year limited warranty. 50″ Boat Guides · Easy bolt-on mounting · No drilling or cutting required · Extra height improves visibility when backing up or launching · Marine-grade PVC helps prevent damage to your boat · Fully adjustable · All mounting hardware included · Fits most trailers – trailer frames up to 76 mm x 127 mm· Guides adjust 254 mm in or out from mounting bracket One of our customers who got a set said: Awesome Product!

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Description Licence plate mount- Allows flexible mouting of the licence plate below the tail light. It is ideal when used in conjunction with the Trojan LED Light.

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Description After a long summer of use, have you checked the condition of your brake calipers? Salt water can be very damaging, and your brake calipers may require replacement due to corrosion. Trojan offer high-quality stainless-steel brake calipers, designed specifically for marine applications. These Trojan stainless-steel brake calipers come fitted with 304 graded stainless steel backed brake pads as standard. They will help avoid the often-costly issue of trailer braking systems seizing up due to corrosion. The issue of braking systems seizing up can be compounded if your trailer is immobile over the winter months. If you have inspected your brake calipers and they seem in good working condition, you may still want to check your brake pads for wear or separation. If they appear rusty or worn, consider upgrading to Trojan stainless-steel brake pads which have been specifically designed to prevent the separation of brake lining from backing plate due to corrosion damage.

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