1976 16' Mirrocraft

thill said:

This is an easy kit to swap to bunks. It's pretty easy to do:
https://www.amazon.com/Racewill-Boat-Trailer-Bunk-Brackets/dp/B0CT5L9MKF

Sometimes, you can attach the bunks to the roller supports, but I can't see your system. Swapping to the above kit is inexpensive and works well. When you put 2x4 or 2x6 bunks on top, make sure you GLUE and staple the carpet to the bunks for it to really last long-term. If you don't glue, the carpet may tear if snagged on something.

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thill said:

With that kit, you remove everything and mount the kit to the cross-members directly.

If using existing hardware, you normally remove the roller arms and attach the bunks on top of the two brackets on each side. They cannot tilt once the bunks are attached. You want them solid.

This is how it's done with one type of trailer, so it's only a guess. Please take a phone-pic of your trailer arms and post, so we can be of more help

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thill said:

With that kit, you remove everything and mount the kit to the cross-members directly.

If using existing hardware, you normally remove the roller arms and attach the bunks on top of the two brackets on each side. They cannot tilt once the bunks are attached. You want them solid.

This is how it's done with one type of trailer, so it's only a guess. Please take a phone-pic of your trailer arms and post, so we can be of more help.

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thill said:

With that kit, you remove everything and mount the kit to the cross-members directly.

If using existing hardware, you normally remove the roller arms and attach the bunks on top of the two brackets on each side. They cannot tilt once the bunks are attached. You want them solid.

This is how it's done with one type of trailer, so it's only a guess. Please take a phone-pic of your trailer arms and post, so we can be of more help

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thill said:

With that kit, you remove everything and mount the kit to the cross-members directly.

If using existing hardware, you normally remove the roller arms and attach the bunks on top of the two brackets on each side. They cannot tilt once the bunks are attached. You want them solid.

This is how it's done with one type of trailer, so it's only a guess. Please take a phone-pic of your trailer arms and post, so we can be of more help

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thill said:

With that kit, you remove everything and mount the kit to the cross-members directly.

If using existing hardware, you normally remove the roller arms and attach the bunks on top of the two brackets on each side. They cannot tilt once the bunks are attached. You want them solid.

This is how it's done with one type of trailer, so it's only a guess. Please take a phone-pic of your trailer arms and post, so we can be of more help.

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thill said:

With that kit, you remove everything and mount the kit to the cross-members directly.

If using existing hardware, you normally remove the roller arms and attach the bunks on top of the two brackets on each side. They cannot tilt once the bunks are attached. You want them solid.

This is how it's done with one type of trailer, so it's only a guess. Please take a phone-pic of your trailer arms and post, so we can be of more help

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