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What Is Boat-Load-Mate?
Boat-Load-Mate™ makes launching & retrieving your boat an effortless process. Boat-Load-Mate is an automatic boat latch that can be installed on any trailer. The spring-loaded latch catches & releases the transom of your boat when loading or unloading
Boat-Load-Mate allows you to get in or out of the water in just seconds, without stepping foot on the landing. That means no wet feet!
No more messing around with your boat winch or bow hooks while on the ramp. Simply float on or off your trailer and Boat-Load-Mate will do the rest!
Quick. Easy. Safe.
How Does It Work?
Launching: Back your trailer into the water; once the correct depth is reached, your boat floats over the latch away from the trailer.
Loading: Glide your boat onto the trailer; once your boat passes over the spring-loaded latch, the Boat-Load-Mate is engaged, and you can pull your boat off the landing.
1. Assemble Your Kit
We provide everything you need to accomodate your trailer.
Us the 13" extension bar if your transom extends beyond your bunks.
2. Installation
Installation is simple. Use the provided hardware kit to mount directly to your bunks or to the frame of your trailer. We also provide a 13" extension bar and shims just in case you need them. Essentially you drill a few pilot holes and then fasten the kit. It's very simple and should only take a few minutes.
Roller Trailers may require additional hardware for installation. Please contact us at info@boatloadmate.com to learn more.
Bunk Trailers
1. Find The Proper Placement
2. Drill Pilot Holes
3. Use the provided hardware & a wrench to secure Boat-Load-Mate to your bunks
ROLLER TRAILERS
1. Find the proper placement on the frame of your trailer
2. Drill pilot holes into the frame
3. Use the provided bolts to secure
Roller trailer compatibility
We provide stackable "shims" just in case you need. Use the extension bar & stack up the shims to find the correct placement.
Before purchasing Boat-Load-Mate for your roller trailer, use this check list to make sure your trailer is compatible.
1. Do you have the correct size trailer for your boat?
2. Do you have a spot on your trailer to mount the 13' extension bar?
