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I have a Triton aluminum trailer with the wooden deck and noticed that the carbides chew up the deck somewhat. I think I read on the forum here that a bed liner from a pickup box (those hard plastic ones) work for guides/guards for your skis. Picked up a bedliner for bour 20 bucks and did some customizing. bout 2 hours later had guides/guards on the trailer. Havent tried it yet cuz i am waiting for the glue we used to dry a little.
All we did was cut the bottom out of the bed liner and made 2 10" strips for the edges of the trailer and about 19" strip down the middle. Then we took where the front of the bedliner is and cut out the same. We used the front pieces for the front of the trailer as they looked thinner and would get less use, if any. To attach the strips we just used some adhesive and sheetrock screws. It felt like it went on pretty solid.
Hopefully it is easier to get a sled on and off when your carbides arent always chewing into the wood. have to see how it works i guess
All we did was cut the bottom out of the bed liner and made 2 10" strips for the edges of the trailer and about 19" strip down the middle. Then we took where the front of the bedliner is and cut out the same. We used the front pieces for the front of the trailer as they looked thinner and would get less use, if any. To attach the strips we just used some adhesive and sheetrock screws. It felt like it went on pretty solid.
Hopefully it is easier to get a sled on and off when your carbides arent always chewing into the wood. have to see how it works i guess