How to Determine What Size Wobble Rollers are Needed to Replace Boat Trailer Rollers
Updated 06/19/2020 | Published 03/19/2015 >
Question:
Where can I find the size of my rollers?They are on a shoreline rd18-21,and where can I buy them
asked by: Kevin
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Expert Reply:
You will have to go out and measure the rollers you have on your trailer if you are looking for an exact replacement to use. You will want to measure the overall diameter of them plus the diameter of the hole that runs down the middle of them.
For example, the Yates Ribbed Wobble Roller # YR500YW-7P is 5 inches in diameter and designed to fit a 7/8 inch roller shaft.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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Yates Ribbed Wobble Roller - TPR - 5" Diameter - 7/8" Shaft
- Boat Trailer Parts
- Rollers
- Wobble Roller
- 3 Inch Wide
- 5 Inch Diameter
- Plastic
- Fits 7/8 Inch Shaft
- Yates Rubber
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Jason V.
6/12/2020
I am looking to make some changes to my floating boat lift. It currently has fixed, hard plastic bunks with center rollers. However, I'm concerned that too much weight from the boat is being put onto the center rollers and the bunk is scratching my boat. Based on my research, I think the best alternative is a wobble roller set up. How do I determine how many rollers or what roller set up is required to hold my 4,000 (fully loaded) boat?