CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly for 3" Wide Trailer Tongues - Galvanized Steel and Black Rubber

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• Keel Roller Assembly For Attaching to 3" X 5" Tongue On Boat Trailer
  As you are attaching to the 3" x 5" tongue on your boat trailer you will want the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly # CE32003G. This contains all the mounting hardware you will need.
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• Roller Shaft Diameter for CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly for 3" Wide Trailer Tongues
  Hey Dave, The CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly for 3" Wide Trailer Tongues # CE32003G has a 5/8" shaft, yes.
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• What Prevents Jet Ski From Rolling Forward Off of Jet Ski Trailer with Roller Bunks
  Normally at the front of the trailer where the jack is there's a keel roller like the part # CE32005G for a 2 inch wide trailer tongue or part # CE32003G for a 3 inch wide tongue that the jack pulls the jet ski up to and is held in place.
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• Can CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly Take Up 8 inches Between Boat and Trailer Frame
  The overall height of the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly for 3" Wide Trailer Tongues # CE32003G is 11-1/2 inches tall so it would work great to take up the 8 inches you have on your trailer. You can adjust the height and angle of the roller assembly using different mounting holes and position on the frame.
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• Recommended Keel Rollers for Boat Trailer
  You will only need one keel roller assembly, and I recommend the CE Smith - which is also made in the USA - because they come with a full assembly as opposed to having to piece together parts, which can be more costly. You only need to choose the one that fits your trailer's tongue width: - 2" Wide Trailer Tongue: CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly - Galvanized Steel and Yellow TPR # CE32015G - 3" Wide Trailer Tongue: CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly - Galvanized Steel and Black Rubber # CE32003G As...
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• Does the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly Part # CE32003G Have a Weight Capacity
  The CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly part # CE32003G like most of our roller assemblies do not have a listed weight capacity as this is just not something that the manufacturer tests for because there are just too many variables involved. That said, I don't think the bow of your 1,100 lb boat should be anywhere near the the breaking point of the roller assembly so you should be just fine using this in the fashion that you described.
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• Will CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly Rotate When Loading and Unloading Boats
  Thanks for reaching out, Dave! The roller on the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly for 3" Wide Trailer Tongues # CE32003G is not designed to wobble, and if you get the bracket tight enough it should be pretty stationary. If you're asking about the roller spinning on the shaft when loading and unloading then yes, it should do that. As far as just the roller, we don't have this specific roller, but we have the Amber Color # CE29516 that you can pair with the Roller Shaft and Pal Nuts # CE10722A...
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• Keel Roller Assembly that Fits Malone MicroSport LowBed Trailer # MPG464-LB
  Since the Malone MicroSport LowBed Trailer # MPG464-LB has a 2 inch wide trailer tongue the correct keel roller is the part # CE32005G which is for 2 inch wide frames. The # CE32003G would be too wide as it's for 3 inch wide frames.
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• Do Boat Trailer Keel Rollers Have Specific Weight Capacity Ratings
  The CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly for 3-Inch Wide Trailer Tongues, part # CE32003G, and the other similar boat trailer rollers we offer, do NOT carry a specific weight capacity rating. All of these items are rated well above their actual real-world requirements so you do not have to worry about using a particular roller assembly with a particular boat.
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• Keel Roller Assembly CE32003G Weight Capacity
  The rubber keel roller # CE32003G does not have a weight capacity though it is designed to support the added weight of heavier boats. At any given time, it is not likely that any one roller will have to support the entire weight of the boat so it is not really a concern. If you are replacing a roller then the key is to get one that is the same size as the previous roller. Rollers like this are rated well above their actual real-world requirements so you do not have to worry about using...
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• V Keel Roller Recommendation for a Gregor Fishing Boat
  Based on what you said you are looking for I think your best option would be the CE Smith Deep V Keel Roller Assembly # CE10401G. This is a 5 inch V keel roller that will be within 3 inches above the frame and it actually costs less than the Ce Smith CE Smith Keel Roller # CE32003G that you referenced.
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• How To Convert a Boat Trailer from Center Rollers to Bunk Rollers
  Yes, it is possible to switch from center rollers to bunk rollers on a boat trailer. For this, you will first need to remove the center rollers and then you can install a set of bunk rollers, part # CE27710 along with part # CE10000G-4 to support the hull. Then, in order to support both the port and starboard sides you can use part # CE27600. I have attached a photo of a similar setup with bunk boards instead of bunk rollers for the hull. In addition to the above you will also need to...
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• Keel Roller Assembly Similar to a Roller Bunk
  Though we have roller bunks like # DL21741 and a Deep V Keel Roller Assemblies such as the 8" # CE10403G and 12" # CE10455G, we do not carry what would amount to a combination of the two. We also carry Keel Roller Assemblies that attach to either 2" trailer tongues # CE32005G or 3" trailer tongues # CE32003G. I've attached links to video reviews of these products for you to take a look at.
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• Availability of 3-Inch Bow Roller for Boat Trailer
  We do offer 3-inch bow rollers and all can be seen on the linked page. These are offered in various materials including basic black rubber like # YR3143-4 and non-marking thermoplastic compounds like part # YR300B. All fit on a 1/2-inch shaft like the one included in CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly # CE32003G.
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• Availability of Heavy Duty Keel Roller Brackets
  Both the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly # CE32013G that you referenced and the similar # CE32003G use the same galvanized steel brackets. My contact at CE Smith confirmed that this is the only bracket they offer for their rollers. I have included a link to all of our keel roller assemblies and one of these may better fit your application.
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• Recommended Keel Roller For Boat Trailer With 3 Inch Wide Tongue
  The keel roller assembly I recommend for your trailer is the CE Smith roller, part # CE32003G. This roller is designed for trailers with a tongue that is 3 inches wide and will work great for you. This features a 5 inch wide roller, the mounting brackets, and all the mounting hardware needed.
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• Recommended Solution to Keep Nose of Boat From Dipping When Loading on Trailer Using a Drotto System
  It sounds like you most likely could just add some of the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly for 3" Wide Trailer Tongue # CE32003G or # CE32005G for 2" tongue, in front of your Drotto System to help keep the nose of the boat up when loading it under these conditions. You could also potentially fabricate something using the Yates Y-Style Bow Stop # YR7Y44-4 on some sort of welded on posts to provide you with a way to keep the nose of the boat from dipping too low. The keel roller system would...
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• Replacement CE Smith Keel Roller for 3 Inch Wide Trailer Tongue
  The exact roller that is on the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly # CE32003G is not currently available as a separate item, however you can use any 5 inch roller that uses a 5/8 inch shaft, such as the Yates Spool Roller # YR5203-5 as a replacement. This roller is constructed of heavy-duty rubber and is 5 inches long x 3 inches in diameter. I have attached a short video demonstration on this product for you to check out.
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• Is Galvanized Steel Roller Assembly Compatible with Aluminum Boat Trailer Frame
  There will be some corrosion if you attempt to mount the CE Smith Keel Roller Assembly for 3" Wide Trailer Tongues - Galvanized Steel and Black Rubber # CE32003G to your aluminum frame boat trailer. Aluminum roller assemblies can be somewhat difficult to find however, so if you want to use these galvanized steel assemblies you can, but you will want to make sure you mount a barrier (there is even "barrier tape") between the two metals so they don't come in contact. I have added a link...
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• Keel Roller Assembly to Fit 3 Inch Wide Trailer Tongue on 2004 McClain Boat Trailer
  I have a solution for you, but since the center to center space of the mounting slots on the CE Smith Deep V Keel Roller, 5 Inches # CE10401G measures 3 inches, the roller will not mount to your 3 inch wide trailer frame. There will not be enough room to attach the roller bracket to the frame. Instead, I recommend using the CE Smith Spool Roller Assembly for Boat Trailers, 4 Inches # CE10400G. This roller's mounting slots are 2 inches apart on center, which will give you sufficient room...
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• Should Boat Trailer Keel Roller Be Snugged Down So Roller Doesn't Rotate, or Should It Spin Freely
  The answer to your question will depend on what purpose the roller is serving. If the roller is being used to guide the boat into place on the trailer, then you'll want it to be able to roll. If the roller is simply providing support, holding the boat static in one position, then it really doesn't matter if the roller rolls or not.
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• Roller Shaft and Pal Nuts For a Keel Roller with a 5/8 Inch Inner Shaft Diameter
  You are going to need a 5/8 inch diameter shaft and pal nuts. You could use # CE10721A which comes with both. The shaft is 5-1/2 inches long. We also have other lengths that come with pal nuts: # CE10726A for 11-1/8 inches, # CE10725A for 9-1/4 inches, # CE10727A for 13-1/2 inches, or # CE10722A for 6-1/4 inches. The roller has a 3 inch diameter.
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• Boat Hits Trailer After Leaving First Roller on Boat Trailer
  For a keel roller, what you need is a high degree of adjustability so that the limited space you have will not be a factor. With roller and bracket set # CE32013G, because of its length, you can get a slight angle up from the trailer frame and that may be enough to fit the roller. Another option is to use roller bunks, # DL21741, which you can attach directly to flat bunks on the trailer. This will provide rollers for the length of the boat. The rollers are 5 feet long so you would need...
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