Boat Trailer 3″ Red Poly V Block – 14mm Bore, Soft Non-Marking, 75mm Length (SKU: VBRP75X14)

Towing Project Boat Trailer 3″ Red Poly V Block – 14mm Bore, Soft Non-Marking, 75mm Length (SKU: VBRP75X14)

This 3-inch red poly V block offers the perfect blend of soft, non-marking protection and firm guidance for medium-sized boat trailers. Its 14mm central bore provides compatibility with heavier-duty winch posts and brackets.

Crafted from UV-stable red polyurethane, the block resists sun damage and saltwater corrosion. Its smooth finish won’t leave black scuffs on light-coloured hulls, making it ideal for fibreglass, alloy, or inflatable boats.

Product Highlights:

• Size: 3-inch V block
• Length: 75mm
• Bore Diameter: 14mm – fits larger brackets or bolts
• Material: Soft red polyurethane
• Features: Non-marking, UV stable, marine-grade

Ideal Uses:

• Guides and protects the bow during loading/unloading
• Reduces risk of scratches or black streaks
• Ideal for trailers carrying medium boats and frequent use

Specifications Table:

Built for Balance

Not too big, not too small – this 3” V block hits the sweet spot for stability and protection. With a wider 14mm bore, it’s ready to handle stronger mounts while keeping your hull safe and scratch-free.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What’s the difference between this and a rubber V block?
  A: This red poly version won’t leave black marks and is softer on delicate hulls.
• Q: Will the 14mm bore fit my trailer?
  A: It fits brackets and posts that use 14mm mounting bolts – check yours before purchase.
• Q: Is this okay for saltwater use?
  A: Yes! It’s UV stable and marine-grade – built for Aussie weather.
• Q: Can I use this with a fibreglass hull?
  A: Absolutely – it’s perfect for fibreglass and alloy boats.

Is This the Right Product for You?

Recommended if you:

• Use a boat trailer that needs a 14mm bore block
• Want to protect a light-coloured or fibreglass hull from marks
• Prefer a soft, visually bright and durable material over rubber

Not recommended if you:

• Have mounting brackets that only accept 12mm or smaller bolts
• Need a firmer, grip-heavy rubber for very heavy boats
• Prefer low-visibility trailer parts over brightly coloured ones