Towing Project Boat Trailer Large V Block – 12mm Bore, Black Rubber, 85 Duro (SKU: VBBKLGEX12)

Towing Project Boat Trailer Large V Block – 12mm Bore, Black Rubber, 85 Duro (SKU: VBBKLGEX12)

This large black rubber V block is designed for trailers that carry heavier or larger boats, offering enhanced surface area and stability. Built with a 12mm bore, it fits standard trailer brackets and winch posts with ease.

Manufactured from firm 85 Duro rubber, this V block delivers superior shock absorption and wear resistance. It helps align and support your boat’s bow securely during both launching and retrieval.

Key Features:

• Size: Large V block – ideal for heavier vessels
• Bore: 12mm diameter – standard mounting fit
• Material: High-strength black rubber
• Hardness: 85 Duro for solid impact resistance
• Use: Fits winch posts and bow brackets for larger trailers

Use Cases:

• Supports and cushions the bow of larger boats during trailering
• Guides the boat into correct position while loading
• Helps protect hull from scuffs, bumps, and misalignment

Specifications Table:

Made for Bigger Jobs

If you’ve got a trailer that hauls big boats, this large V block is your go-to solution. Built to take hits, absorb shock, and keep your bow centred – it’s a workhorse that works as hard as you do.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What size boat is this V block suited for?
  A: It’s ideal for medium to large boats due to its large size and firm rubber compound.
• Q: Will this fit a standard trailer?
  A: Yes, as long as your bracket accepts a 12mm bore and accommodates a large block.
• Q: Is it flexible or very stiff?
  A: It’s 85 Duro – quite firm, offering strong support without being too brittle.
• Q: Can I use this on aluminium hulls?
  A: Absolutely – it suits fibreglass, aluminium, and inflatable boats.

Is This the Right Product for You?

Recommended if you:

• Have a larger boat that requires extra support at the bow
• Use a trailer with 12mm bore V block brackets
• Need a high-durability rubber stop for regular marine use

Not recommended if you:

• Own a small dinghy or lightweight boat
• Use a narrower bracket incompatible with large-size blocks
• Prefer a softer, more flexible bow stop for fragile hulls