Boat Trailer Bunk Replacement Boards - Tuff Bunk
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2021
- Tuff Bunk - The Last Boat Trailer Bunk You Will Ever Buy!
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Great For All Boat Trailer Bunks, Guide Ons And Boat Lifts.
Features:
100% made in the USA.
UV stable, clean look and zero maintenance bunk.
Easy to install, only takes 15 to 30 minutes.
Rubberized coated Kiln dried wood, no additional supports or backing needed.
High performance rubberized coating seal the bunk boards making them water tight.
This product is submersible. A boaters dream come true.
Benefits:
Dries in minutes.
Extremely durable polyurethane surface.
Closed cell rubberized coating protects bunk wood from damage, wrought, salt or fresh water.
Non-Stick surface eliminates floating partials such as algae, weeds, woodchips, and other common debris that may stick to carpeted bunk boards.
Adds value to your trailer.
No more dirty water dripping from you carpeted bunks onto your garage floor.
No more wet carpet rusting away at your trailer bunk brackets.
Call for details at 1-800-317-8516 or visit tuffbunk.com/ 
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Alright! I have successfully installed my new Tuff Bunks. Previously I struggled because the lag bolts did not fit my specific trailer. The company supplied a new bunk free of charge and even waived the shipping cost! Anyway, the installation was as easy as the video implied. All went very well. I have used them probably a dozen times (I fish a lot) and they are quit solid. They are more difficult to winch onto the trailer even when they are wet as the company directs. If it is a sunny, windy day, they dry off within a minute making loading more difficult. My winch is very heavy duty and I have above average strength; so, it has not been a big problem for me. On to positive statements: I will say they are very solid, high quality pieces that will probably last a long time. I agree they will likely prevent the spread of invasive species. The company really did come through for me and even provided a number to call if I struggled with installation again. Integrity means a lot to me and I feel this company really wanted me to be a satisfied customer. They succeeded! I am very pleaded with my purchase!
So…according to this video, I can now spray my 2x4s with Line-X bed liner and works the same? It looks like what it is.
bed liner is rough though, right?
@@Straight0uttaCrofton
Yes, but I see them sanding it smooth for the boat to slide on? I think that’s what they did, or makes sense to do so.
@@Straight0uttaCrofton
I don’t know what they used, they wouldn’t tell us anyway. I don’t see why it wouldn’t work, right?
@@peteryeung111 let me know how it goes because i definitely ain't paying $400 for some bunk boards
I wouldn t I d go back to new carpeting before tried something like that why risk it..They sell Teflon slides can put in bunk boards I was thinking trying them?
Don’t like the lag bolts. The wood around the lag bolts will rot out, and these will fall out. I would like to see a counter sunk bolt and nut, with a washer on the wood side with the holes epoxied during installation, or some of your material to waterproof the hole above the bolt and washer. I have GatorBak’s now and they are pretty good, but power loading does skin them up. Using the same boards Ranger used in the trailer from 1999. Not sure if they are pine. Likely not.
Thank you for your comment. We've considered the counter sunk thru bolt method and you correctly understand that sealant is necessary. We maintain the waterproof integrity of Tuff Bunk by installing with urethane sealant on the lag bolt penetration. Tuff Bunks start as untreated, prime grade, kiln dried fir for our boards.
Will this work with pontoon boat trailer's without damaging the aluminum on the toon's?
Absolutely! The coating won't damage any of the common hull materials, aluminum, urethane clear coats or fiberglass gel coat.
i wonder could you use capped composite decking, double thick, with no carpet?
That sounds like a excellent idea-you would eliminate the screw holes rotting out wouldn't you???
@@tonyjordan1320 if i did it i would probably drill holes all the way through and countersink stainless t nuts down through the top for a bolt to bite into from the bottom.
not sure the composite would be stiff enough though, even if doubled it up. would depend on the span i suppose.
i saw another video where they used this "plastic wood", but they even said it might have too much flex so not really sure.
I have a very steep very short ramp at one lake I launch with a 50 ' rope by myself will my boat slide off at the wrong time because the boards are to slick
Hello Tom, thank you for your interest in our Tuff Bunk.
We do not make boards for every situation because there are a lot of different boats and launch ramps, however, we will always do what we can to make our customers happy.
With that said, every Tuff Bunk board that leave here is inspected and sanded smooth on the top surface. This change in the boards came after we receive input from the consumer that the boards might scratch the bottom of their boat. We had a non-slip surface on the boards that was great for application like yours so we can make that for you. If your boat has a black polished bottom like our customer that was worried about scratches, then maybe this product is not for you.
#1 current boards have sanded surface.
#2 old style board has non-slip textured surface.
Both #1 and #2 Tuff Bunk boards are way better than wet or worn-out carpeted board.
Hope this helps.
* The boat won't slide off if you keep it snubbed at the winch. I bet you like to take off all your tie downs, then back your boat into the water. Once the boat starts to float you give your trailer a little jerk to cause the boat to float free of the trailer, then you drive away and come back to retrieve boat with that long rope. Keeping the boat tied to the winch isn't going to slow you down that much.
Awe crap. I was so excited about trying these until just seeing that it’s not for a black bottom boat.
My opinion the Ultimate Bunk Boards are better since they are 100% composite boards which NEVER wear or rot like anything made with wood. Of course these are a nice option but not the best option.
Composite boards do offer the advantage of long life over carpeted boards. Composite boards will sag at lengths over 60" and their surface is extremely slick. This may not be the best option for everyone.
@@protechmats5274 This would be why you would reinforce the composite...
$400 in shipping to Mass was a deal breaker for me
Holy jeez they are expensive. It'd cost me about $600 to do my bass boat trailer. New pressure treated bunk boards and gatorbak's would be about half the cost.
Thank you for your comment. We understand that Tuff Bunk trailer boards may not be the best fit for every budget or needs. We provide the only non-skid, completely waterproof (when installed with urethane sealant on the lags) solution at lengths over 60". Wraps and composite bunks have their place but don't directly compare to Tuff Bunk trailer boards.
Will this scratch the paint?
Our Tuff Bunk doesn’t scratch no more than what Carpeted Bunks would with debris. Please note that the trailer should be submerge in water enough to ride your boat and have a slick surface.
Thanks I bought it!
Somebody’s smoking crack $600 for bunk boards nah I will stick with my carpet
LOL! You can be confident that we aren't smoking crack Mr. Nettles! We understand that Tuff Bunk trailer boards may not be the best fit for every budget or needs. We provide the only non-skid, completely waterproof (when installed with urethane sealant on the lags) solution at lengths over 60". Wraps and composite bunks have their place but don't directly compare to Tuff Bunk trailer boards. Happy Boating!
HAd me interested till saw price..
Thank you for the feedback. If you don't mind a follow up question? For a pair of 7 foot 2x4 bunks, what price would you be willing to pay for Tuff Bunks?
@@protechmats5274 I have 2 x 6 8ft I just bought new pressure treated and marine carpet new brackets galvy brackets to attach all together cost me under $200 .the original l bunks lasted me 10 years .SO I pay 200 maybe little more
Thank you for this info Todd.
They are called skids not bunk
your brain is bunk
Alright! I have successfully installed my new Tuff Bunks. Previously I struggled because the lag bolts did not fit my specific trailer. The company supplied a new bunk free of charge and even waived the shipping cost! Anyway, the installation was as easy as the video implied. All went very well. I have used them probably a dozen times (I fish a lot) and they are quit solid. They are more difficult to winch onto the trailer even when they are wet as the company directs. If it is a sunny, windy day, they dry off within a minute making loading more difficult. My winch is very heavy duty and I have above average strength; so, it has not been a big problem for me. On to positive statements: I will say they are very solid, high quality pieces that will probably last a long time. I agree they will likely prevent the spread of invasive species. The company really did come through for me and even provided a number to call if I struggled with installation again. Integrity means a lot to me and I feel this company really wanted me to be a satisfied customer. They succeeded! I am very pleaded with my purchase!
Alright! I have successfully installed my new Tuff Bunks. Previously I struggled because the lag bolts did not fit my specific trailer. The company supplied a new bunk free of charge and even waived the shipping cost! Anyway, the installation was as easy as the video implied. All went very well. I have used them probably a dozen times (I fish a lot) and they are quit solid. They are more difficult to winch onto the trailer even when they are wet as the company directs. If it is a sunny, windy day, they dry off within a minute making loading more difficult. My winch is very heavy duty and I have above average strength; so, it has not been a big problem for me. On to positive statements: I will say they are very solid, high quality pieces that will probably last a long time. I agree they will likely prevent the spread of invasive species. The company really did come through for me and even provided a number to call if I struggled with installation again. Integrity means a lot to me and I feel this company really wanted me to be a satisfied customer. They succeeded! I am very pleaded with my purchase!
Hi! We appreciate the great review. Remember, as we continue to grow, Tuff Bunk wouldn't be what it is without our customers feedback. We have already added instructions on our hardware kit. Thank You again for showing your boat some love with Tuff Bunk!