Review of the CE SMIth Boat Guide Ons with LED Lights - etrailer.com 140 3

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http://www.etrailer.com/Boat-Trailer-Parts/CE-Smith/CE27760.html Today we're going to take a look at and show you how to install the CE Smith Post-Style Guide-Ons with LED Lights for Boat Trailers. These are the 60" tall version. Part number is CE27760. Now let's test them out. We'll just supply power to our trailer through our running light circuit and see if they work. Perfect. We've got the nice amber lights facing forward then we'll have the red lights on the rear. Our heavy-duty post guides do a real good job of helping us get our boats on and off of our trailer. Note: Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.

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Scott Hutchison - 5 years ago

Not sure I’ll hear back but I followed this great video to a ‘T’ but my lights do not work??!! I tested lights individually on a battery before hooking up and they both work. My Shorlamder trailer is 2007 with lED lights do not sure if direction of current matters? Galvanized aluminum trailer. Is there a way to cheat the ground... splicing to white or back to brown?

HillBilly EFFE - 5 years ago

I’d run the wires through the guide poles. Correctly looming them and securing them will prevent any damage to the coating of the wires.

Man of War - 5 years ago

Good video !! Didn't care too much for the slide on poles . Anyone can just walk by and pull them off . Put screws in ours to prevent that !! I'm sure there made to pop off in an emergency but in bad stiff current i would rather they stay on . If they break ? They break . Oops . Better than a big gash in the side of the boat . Just saying

StealthShadowFox - 5 years ago

how do i find that kit on your website?

Jose Peixoto - 5 years ago

expired tag,lol

Rene Borroto - 5 years ago

Are the ubolts and nuts/washers stainless steel? I would be using this in salt water and galvanized fasteners always rust, no matter what.

moral majority - 6 years ago

good job!

Roz - 6 years ago

Great job.

inkmonkey09 - 6 years ago

I couldn’t get the pvc posts to “slip” over the uprights — they would bind up 1/3 of the way down and then were really hard to take off. I emailed the company — no response. Finally, I just took a hand-held grinder and ground down the corners of the uprights all the way down to bottom. Then the posts “slipped” onto the uprights.

Jose Peixoto - 5 years ago

R U S T !!

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justame smith - 7 years ago

I like this. thanks.

Scott M - 7 years ago

Very nicely done.

It seems there would be a temptation to run the wires inside the hole of the lance (on the outside) and then run the wires straight through the rest of the tube, but that could cause chafing issues.

StriveFor Selflessness - 7 years ago

Two years late but well done on the video. Thanks

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