EZ Loader Trailer

[fatfish]

Looking for a local source for parts for my EZ Loader boat trailer. Specifically, I'm looking for the brackets that support the bunk boards. Trailer is galvanized however the two back brackets have rusted out and need to be replaced.
Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks.

[Smj]

Other than contacting EZ-Loader directly, in Spokane, Potter Webster would be the place to go. They're up near the Interstate bridge just South a bit of Jubitz truck stop.

Smj

[gordy]

If you are ever in the Kelso area I noticed some at the true-value last week.

[Bluknight]

I see you are a fellow Vancouverite. I stumbled across a place stacked with EZ loader trailers. Not sure if they have what you need or not. They are located on E 5th Street a few blocks West of Grand Blvd. This is just north of the new Fred Meyer on Grand Blvd at Columbia House. Go north on Grand Blvd from the Freddies and make a left on E 5th Street (this is the funky tight turn that goes up the hill toward the deaf school). Once on 5th street keep your eyes to the left. It sits down the hill off 5th Street. I'm not sure what the name of the place is. If I think of it I'll try to drive by it again today and get the name.

Let me know if you have any luck and what they offer. I have an ez loader as well. Hope it helps.

[Pelagic Captain]

the post by Bluknite is correct although the last time I stopped in they said they were not retail..I bought a KARAVAN trailer from them about 4 years ago ...made a good deal but" caveat emptor" the trailer bearings failed after a few months due to lack of grease...I think this business is a wholesaler

[garyk]

EZ Loader ships parts out of both Washington and Portland - you ought to be able to have the brackets in two days. Just call the parts number on the website --- you'll want to have your trailer model # or the serial #.

[Orca]

On-line, you can look at all the parts and pick out what you need. Have them in 2 days.

[fatfish]

Thanks all for the input; a shopping I will go.