Caliber Edge Glide Tilt Set 13362, 4-Pc Kit

Towards the ground, the aluminum edge is rounded on one end with a gap of two and a half inches. In order to reach the ground when mounting the transition, I needed to mount it on the rounded trailer edge to prevent it from being ripped off by the carbide. I could not mount it on the flat trailer edge since it would be too high off (This is a shame), it is a design flaw by Snopro. Afterwards, I turned down the ski glides so that they formed a continuous surface so that the carbides would not get caught during loading and unloading. The screws are not ideal for mounting in aluminum, as others have mentioned. It takes a long time to install them because they easily snap off. Besides providing the appropriate screws, Caliber should also offer a wider range of design options to account for different trailer edge shapes. I just updated A bit of expansion was allowed by repositioning the ski glides and a little trimming was done because the edge guards partially blocked the tail light. Things are now back to normal. The bottom line is that you may have to customize the setup to work for your snowmobile. I ran my snowmobile up and down the trailer a few times and it worked without a problem.

Reign Montoya

| Oct 15, 2020

This is a great product. As I drive my sleds onto the trailer, I feel much safer. My trailer's aluminum had heads that broke easily even after drilling the appropriate size hole in the aluminum with the provided screws (not longer ones). I therefore purchased slightly larger stainless steel screws instead.

Jovanni Finley

| Apr 12, 2021

The screws to install are easily broken, so I predrilled the holes as instructed, then used my hand screwdriver to install the screws. I am a little concerned about how long these will last the way they are mounted. My snowmobile managed to go over there easily once I drove on it. My friend's sled with dual carbides ripped off a piece right off my trailer on March 29, 2018. I contacted Caliber for a lifetime warranty as these screw holes are now destroyed and the screws cannot be reinstalled. It's been a couple of days since I heard It was concerning to me how these were mounted, and now I know why it is so. Upon calling them, I will be sure to ask what their response to my warranty concerns is.

Rebecca Garner

| Nov 13, 2020

I highly recommend them they are easy to install and do the job well. I sure feels better than a 2x4 attached to the trailer now that they are hung from the trailer The trailer's thick transition made it hard for the skis to get over. I highly recommend this book!.

Leilany Burns

| Dec 11, 2020

Make sure you use caution! I don't have any problems with them. It is not a very good idea to use the screws provided. Not a single warning or specification regarding torqueing was mentioned in the instructions. My drill driver had the torque set at 8 when I used it. The number is very The drill was just starting to ratchet beyond its torque point, but this was not strong enough to drive the screw in. Therefore, I set 10 as the number. As the screw drove in, the head snapped off at the neck where the screw was inserted. You've already driven it home without having to really do anything about it. When driving these screws in the trailer bed or frame, this has to be done with great care. It is not possible to use the screws supplied. As well as being Stainless Steel, they are also highly durable. You should be able to use the guide as it appears to work fine. However, you should be aware of the poor quality of the screws. I would advise Caliber to fix the issue as soon as possible.

Millie Bird

| Jun 19, 2021

There is a clam shell tilt trailer that I own. The skis and powder had to negotiate a high, 2 inch aluminum lip when I was in the load/unload position. Sled tracks that do not have a good grip on the ground (e. It was necessary to get a running start and bite down on the aluminum lip (I chewed up the aluminum lip quite a bit). I came close to being thrown off the sled once, when the carbides bit into the aluminum and the aluminum refused to yield. Edge glides made a smooth transition from the parking lot to the ski guides on the trailer and made the waiting time from parking to ski guides so much easier. It was sub-zero weather recently and we did not see any cracks when we flexed the pipes. Loading the sled has been made much safer. The product is great. I'm very happy with it.

Kylie Patterson

| May 16, 2021

It wasn't as easy as it seemed to install. As for drilling a hole and screwing in the screw, they advise you to do that. Well, they supply you with cheap screws that will strip out over time. There was nothing I could do to make the screws firmly sock down, even after drilling the hole bigger. Those screws went I thought you might like to see my galvanized trailer and see if the underside is rough. My trailer looks quite sturdy and is galvanized. The wall squares used were most likely 1/8" in size. If you have an aluminum trailer, these screws will probably work fine. But if you have a steel trailer, don't think of them! If not for the screws and the fact that I would have had to go and spend more money to attach it, I would have given it a higher rating.

Rayden Macias

| Feb 26, 2021

A length sufficient to capture the tip is required. The season before last, it was used only a few times. Their value can only be determined by the course of the season. Everything seems to be going well so far.

Wrenley SWIFT

| Jan 05, 2021