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About Magic Tilt
Magic Tilt is a Clearwater, Florida boat trailer builder that has been in business since 1953. As a family-owned and operated company, it has built its name on trailers made for the demands of saltwater boating, and its parts line reflects that same focus on corrosion resistance and fit.
Aluminum and Galvanized Trailer Expertise
Magic Tilt builds both aluminum and galvanized steel trailers, and it offers custom trailer configurations for a very wide range of boat models. That variety exists because boaters face very different conditions: a center-console on a brackish coastal ramp needs different protection than a lake boat that is trailered a few times a season. Salt, humidity, and repeated immersion are hard on metal, so material choice and finish are central to how long a trailer lasts.
Trailer Parts and Hardware
Beyond complete trailers, Magic Tilt offers the components that keep a trailer working and let owners repair or upgrade it. The catalog includes weld-in straight spindles for boat trailer axles, spindle axle nuts, zinc-plated pal nuts, bolt-on tail light brackets, and guide-on board kits that help line a boat up on the trailer during loading.
Bunk Brackets That Support the Hull
Bunks carry the weight of the boat, so the brackets that hold them matter a great deal. Magic Tilt bunk brackets, such as the 6-inch cross-arm galvanized 8-hole design, let owners set up or adjust hull support with hot-dip-style corrosion protection suited to wet environments. When shopping for bunk brackets, consider the bracket height, the number of mounting holes, the trailer frame size, and whether the finish is rated for salt exposure.
Fender Brackets and Mounting Hardware
Trailer fenders and their mounting hardware keep spray and debris off the boat and protect the tires from damage. Magic Tilt offers a galvanized fender bracket made for 10-inch and 12-inch tires, a common size on smaller and mid-size boat trailers. Matching the bracket to your tire diameter and frame is the key consideration, and galvanized steel helps resist the rust that often shows up first on exposed trailer hardware.
Choosing the Right Trailer Components
- Match spindle and axle hardware to your axle size and bearing type.
- Choose galvanized or zinc-plated hardware when the trailer will see salt or brackish water.
- Confirm bracket dimensions against your trailer frame before installing.
- Replace worn fasteners and brackets as a set to keep the trailer balanced and safe.
With roots going back to 1953 and a focus on saltwater durability, Magic Tilt remains a familiar name for boaters who want trailer parts built around real-world marine conditions.