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Best Wood For Pontoon Trailer Bunks. Explore the ultimate guide to replacing your boat trailer bunk boards with expert insights from cuda powersports. So here it go's again.what type of wood works the best for. In 2012 a couple of companies developed bunk “slide sticks”. Usually 4’ to 6’ long, these pieces of plastic are applied over trailer bunks. I have an early 90s 28ft harris pontoon on a bobcat trailer that needs the bunks replaced. I've read that it is bad to use treated wood for a trailer bunk for a pontoon boat because the chemicals would react with the metal and. I think the best option for your pontoon boat trailer would be to break the 18' long bunk boards down into three sections which then leaves 6' for each section. I recently found out first hand of the corrosiveness of pressure treated lumber with aluminum. Wooden bunk’s seem to be the best way to support pontoons. Wow did not no how many differant answers you can get with this one topic. The shorter each board is, the more. Giving the wooden boards a coat or two of water sealant can help extend the useful life of your trailer bunks by minimizing soaked wood and eventual rot, especially since bunk carpeting and other covers tend to trap moisture next

So here it go's again.what type of wood works the best for. I've read that it is bad to use treated wood for a trailer bunk for a pontoon boat because the chemicals would react with the metal and. Wow did not no how many differant answers you can get with this one topic. The shorter each board is, the more. Giving the wooden boards a coat or two of water sealant can help extend the useful life of your trailer bunks by minimizing soaked wood and eventual rot, especially since bunk carpeting and other covers tend to trap moisture next I recently found out first hand of the corrosiveness of pressure treated lumber with aluminum. Usually 4’ to 6’ long, these pieces of plastic are applied over trailer bunks. I have an early 90s 28ft harris pontoon on a bobcat trailer that needs the bunks replaced. I think the best option for your pontoon boat trailer would be to break the 18' long bunk boards down into three sections which then leaves 6' for each section. Explore the ultimate guide to replacing your boat trailer bunk boards with expert insights from cuda powersports.

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Best Wood For Pontoon Trailer Bunks I've read that it is bad to use treated wood for a trailer bunk for a pontoon boat because the chemicals would react with the metal and. I've read that it is bad to use treated wood for a trailer bunk for a pontoon boat because the chemicals would react with the metal and. Wow did not no how many differant answers you can get with this one topic. In 2012 a couple of companies developed bunk “slide sticks”. The shorter each board is, the more. So here it go's again.what type of wood works the best for. Wooden bunk’s seem to be the best way to support pontoons. Giving the wooden boards a coat or two of water sealant can help extend the useful life of your trailer bunks by minimizing soaked wood and eventual rot, especially since bunk carpeting and other covers tend to trap moisture next I recently found out first hand of the corrosiveness of pressure treated lumber with aluminum. Explore the ultimate guide to replacing your boat trailer bunk boards with expert insights from cuda powersports. I think the best option for your pontoon boat trailer would be to break the 18' long bunk boards down into three sections which then leaves 6' for each section. I have an early 90s 28ft harris pontoon on a bobcat trailer that needs the bunks replaced. Usually 4’ to 6’ long, these pieces of plastic are applied over trailer bunks.