Boat Trailer Bunk & Roller Mounting Brackets
Boat trailer mounting brackets are what hold your bunks and roller systems in the correct position. These components connect to the trailer frame and allow you to adjust height, angle, and alignment for proper boat support.
This collection includes EZ Loader bunk brackets, roller brackets, upright supports, and mounting hardware used across a wide range of trailer setups.
What These Brackets Do
Mounting brackets are responsible for:
• supporting bunk boards and roller assemblies
• attaching to trailer crossmembers using U-bolts
• allowing height and angle adjustment
• keeping your boat centered and properly aligned
Many EZ Loader brackets include multiple mounting holes and adjustable positions to fine-tune your setup.
Types of Brackets in This Collection
You may find:
• Upright support brackets (short and tall)
• Bunk mounting brackets (“top hat” style)
• Roller tray brackets and rocker plates
• Bent arm and L-style brackets
Bunk Components:
• Bunk boards and marine carpet
Mounting Hardware:
• Mounting straps and bracket hardware
Some heavy-duty brackets are used on larger trailers and can support multi-roller assemblies or longer bunks.
How to Choose the Right Bracket
When selecting a replacement bracket, match:
• crossmember size (commonly 3" or 2")
• bracket height and adjustability
• bunk vs roller configuration
• mounting style (U-bolt vs bolt-on)
• overall length and load capacity
Many brackets look similar but are not interchangeable.
When to Replace Brackets
Replace mounting brackets if you see:
• rust or corrosion
• bent or damaged steel
• loose or shifting bunk/roller assemblies
• improper boat alignment when loading
These parts carry load and should be in solid condition.
Need Help Matching the Right Bracket?
Finding the correct bracket can be tricky. If you’re unsure, call us.
We’ll help match the correct EZ Loader bracket based on your trailer setup — real people, normal business hours.
Located in Hardeeville, South Carolina, near Savannah and Hilton Head.
