Keel Roller Assembly Similar to a Roller Bunk
Updated 09/01/2017 | Published 08/31/2017
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Hi, I am looking for a keel roller assembly, much like a 6 foot roller bunk but with v-notch rollers for a keel. I have a 1957 16.5 foot plywood runabout on a 1971 Holsclaw trailer that is falling apart. The boat rests on an assembly of rollers that is about 6 foot long. The majority of the boat's weight rests on this assembly. I cant seem to find one for sale or any trailers that include this feature. Do you have any products available for this type of application? Thanks! David Gregoire
asked by: David G
Expert Reply:
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.
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CE Smith Deep V Keel Roller Assembly for Boat Trailers - Galvanized Steel/Black Rubber - 8"
- Boat Trailer Parts
- Rollers
- Keel Roller
- Rubber
- 8 Inch Long
- CE Smith
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