I used carriage bolts when I replaced the boards on my 2000 R91. Use a drill bit the same size as the bolt and hammer the bolt to where its flush with the board. The square shape under the head of the bolt is what grabs the wood and prevents the bolt from turning when tightening. Then you lay the carpet over the heads of the bolts. I have done this on several trailers and never had any issues.
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Can anyone help me? I have a R91 and I need to replace the bunks on the trailer, the brackets are all rusted and when I called Ranger they wanted $25 each for new ones. Does anyone know if I can use other brackets?
If you have a local shop that can fabricate new brackets for you, that might be less expensive than the one bought from Ranger. Otherwise, I'd go with the $25 ones from Ranger.Originally Posted by Frankyo12
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