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OK, you have something very special in mind for the "normal" V channel carpeted over pressure treated wood pontoon guides. Be sure to protect those pontoons as much as possible. They are not made for land, nor for shock. The normal "V" carriers for pontoons like on your pontooon trailer...

38 inches is the frame height, not the bed height. You need to measure up again from the bed heigth. It might add some. Then you add the rails up from that measurement. Then the centerline of the poontoon as it sits on the rails. Then the lift capacity at centerline, which is just an estimate of...

The trailer weighs in at 6000lbs dry. Add some water,then a pontoon boat of about 2000lbs, and you are pulling over 8000 lbs up a wet ramp. Now you have to add a V-ramp for your pontoon. You cannot let a pontoon boat sit on a flat bed like that or you will ruin it and crack the aluminum...

Way to heavy for a pontoon boat. You will have a difficult time pulling up the ramp, even if unloaded, and it sits to high. I have trouble unloading my pontoon with a professionally made pontoon trailer, which is a whole lot lower on the pontoon slide. You would need one heck of a deep launch...