30" Bunk / Roller Channel Mounting Tray 250-022047-10

Welded Quad Galvanized Bunk / Roller Support Tray

The 30" Bunk / Roller Channel Mounting Tray 250-022047-10 is a welded quad galvanized channel mounting tray used on compatible EZ Loader bunk and roller boat trailers. EZ Loader describes this part as a Channel Bunk/Roll Mounting 30" Welded Quad Galvanized support component.

This tray provides a 3.25" wide x 27.75" long mounting surface and includes a teardrop opening for tiedown use. Depending on the trailer setup, it may be used with bunk support hardware, roller assemblies, or related boat-support mounting components.

For compatible bunk trailers, this mounting tray is used on the rear crossmember for 4,000 lb and below applications. For larger compatible bunk trailer setups, it is used on the front crossmember for 4,700 lb and above applications.

For compatible roller trailers, this mount is typically found on the rear crossmember and can support up to four sets of roller assemblies when matched to the correct trailer layout.

This is not the wood bunk board, bunk carpet, roller, or complete support assembly by itself. It is the galvanized channel tray / mounting plate used with compatible EZ Loader bunk or roller hardware. Correct fitment depends on the trailer model, VIN, crossmember location, bunk or roller layout, tray length, mounting surface, hole pattern, bracket style, and original EZ Loader trailer configuration.

Key Features

• Genuine EZ Loader bunk or roller channel mounting tray
• Part number 250-022047-10
• Official EZ Loader description: Channel Bunk/Roll Mounting 30" Welded Quad Galvanized
• 3.25" wide x 27.75" long mounting surface
• 29" listed overall tray length
• Includes teardrop opening for tiedown use
• Galvanized steel construction for marine trailer use
• Used with compatible bunk or roller support setups
• For roller trailer setups, can support up to four sets of roller assemblies when properly matched

Bunk and Roller Trailer Applications

For compatible bunk trailers, this mounting tray is used on the rear crossmember for 4,000 lb and below applications. For compatible bunk trailer setups rated 4,700 lb and above, this tray is used on the front crossmember.

For compatible roller trailers, this mount is typically found on the rear crossmember and can support up to four sets of roller assemblies when matched to the correct trailer layout.

Always confirm trailer model, VIN, crossmember location, bunk or roller layout, mounting surface, and hole pattern before ordering.

Typical EZ Loader Trailer Applications

This mounting tray is commonly used on compatible EZ Loader boat trailers equipped with bunk or roller support systems. Depending on the trailer configuration, it may be used around wood bunks, carpeted bunks, cypress bunks, roller assemblies, bunk brackets, roller brackets, or related support hardware.

Always compare the part number, mounting surface, listed dimensions, crossmember location, hole pattern, mounting style, bunk or roller layout, support location, and trailer VIN before ordering.

Why This Support Tray Matters

Boat trailer bunks and rollers help carry and guide the hull during loading, unloading, towing, and storage. If the tray or support hardware is bent, rusted, missing, or mounted incorrectly, the boat may not sit evenly on the trailer. Correct support hardware helps keep the bunk or roller system aligned with the hull.

Installation Considerations

• Confirm whether the trailer uses a bunk setup, roller setup, or combination support layout.
• Confirm the correct crossmember location before ordering.
• Compare the existing tray length, mounting surface, width, hole pattern, and mounting style.
• Inspect nearby brackets, U-bolts, bolts, crossmembers, and bunk or roller hardware during service.
• Replace damaged or severely corroded mounting hardware as needed.
• Make sure the boat is supported safely before removing bunk or roller support hardware.
• After installation, confirm the boat rests evenly on the trailer support system.

Fitment Guidance

This is not a universal bunk or roller tray. Correct fitment depends on the trailer model, VIN, bunk or roller support layout, trailer weight class, crossmember location, tray length, mounting surface, hole pattern, bracket style, and original EZ Loader trailer setup.

• Confirm part number 250-022047-10 when possible.
• Confirm the trailer uses a compatible 30" channel tray-style support component.
• Confirm whether the tray belongs on the front or rear crossmember for your trailer setup.
• Compare the existing tray to the new part before ordering.
• Check the mounting surface, hole pattern, and mounting hardware.
• Confirm whether the support area is used for bunks, rollers, or both.
• Send photos if you are unsure about fitment.

Associated / Compatible Parts

These components are commonly inspected or serviced when replacing a bunk or roller channel mounting tray and will be linked as available.

Real-World Insight

Bunk and roller hardware has a direct effect on how the boat sits on the trailer. A bent tray, wrong bracket height, mismatched hole pattern, or missing hardware can change hull support and loading angle. When replacing this tray, inspect the full bunk or roller support area rather than only the visible damaged part.

Questions or Need Help Matching Parts?

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Call us before ordering if you are unsure. Photos, measurements, trailer information, and VIN details can help us verify fitment faster.

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What to Have Ready When You Call

• Trailer year, make, and model
• VIN, if available
• Part number from the existing tray, if available
• Mounting surface measurement and listed tray length
• Hole pattern and crossmember location
• Whether the trailer uses bunks, rollers, or a combination support setup
• Photos of the tray, brackets, crossmember, U-bolts, bunk boards, rollers, tiedown area, and boat support area