CE Smith Post Style Guide-On 75"H I-Beam

Loading a pontoon alone, at dusk, with a crosswind, at a ramp with a line of trucks behind you — that's the situation guide-ons are for. Without them you're eyeballing a wide, flat-bottomed boat onto bunks you can't see, and if you get it wrong you're backing down and starting over with an audience.

Post-style guide-ons give you a visual target above the waterline that you can line the boat up against in the mirror, and a physical stop that keeps the boat from sliding off the bunk if the wind catches it mid-load. At 75" they stand tall enough to stay visible even at deep-water ramps where the trailer goes well under.

They also make retrieval faster on a boat you trailer regularly, which matters more than it sounds: less time in the water at a saltwater ramp means less time for the trailer's brakes, bearings, and frame to soak.

Fitment note: this is trailer-specific hardware, not boat-specific. It's built for I-beam trailer frames — check your trailer's frame type before ordering, or contact us if you're not sure which type you have.