Bow Eyes - Stern Eyes - Eye Bolts - Lifting Straps

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Bow Eyes, Stern Eyes, Eye Bolts, and Lifting Straps for Boats - Resources & Information Bow Eyes, Stern Eyes, Eye Bolts, and Lifting Straps are vital hardware that serve a number of essential functions for your boat and outboard motor. From mooring your boat at the marina, hoisting your boat on & off a trailer, and efficiently lifting your outboard motor for servicing, having high-quality eyes and bolts installed gives boaters peace of mind on the water and in storage. PartsVu offers a complete selection of Bow Eyes, Stern Eyes, Eye Bolts, and Lifting Straps from OEM manufacturers and trusted aftermarket suppliers that stand up to the test of time and heavy usage. Browse our catalog for complete mounting kits, snap-on hooks, grab hooks, and everything else you need. Need help servicing your outboard engine? PartsVu regularly publishes helpful how-to guides and other valuable maintenance information to help boaters service their outboard engines. Browse our outboard maintenance blog for a wide range of relevant topics and see the FAQ section below, covering everything you need to know about maintaining your boat in confidence. Bow Eyes - Stern Eyes - Eye Bolts - Lifting Straps FAQ What should I know about Bow Eyes, Stern Eyes, Eye Bolts, and Lifting Straps? Here’s some info you need to know about Bow Eyes, Stern Eyes, Eye Bolts, and Lifting Straps: Protect your boat's bow from docks, trailer stops and bow rollers with bow protector plate (also known as a “bow guard”). The bow can easily be scratched, torn, and worse from bumping into docks, trailer hitches, and bow rollers, leading to expensive damage to your boat. Additionally, a boat bow protector plate can also be used to cover existing scratches to create a clean look. Unless you’re an experienced welder, you may want to have a weld on pad eye installed by a qualified marine mechanic. This is especially true if your boat’s warranty is still valid, as shoddy work may exempt you from recouping any costs fro