How to Install Wobble Rollers on Older Boat Trailer
Updated 08/21/2018 | Published 08/20/2018 >
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Question:
I have an older model boat trailer and the wobble roller shaft looks to have the rollers retained by the ends of the shaft being compressed at the factory. Like a machine comes down with force leaving areas with protruding metal retaining the roller. There are no holes at the end of the shaft. I want to replace the rollers. Looks like I will have to grind the end of the shaft to remove the old rollers. Question is, how do I retain the new rollers.
asked by: Rick
Expert Reply:
If you have enough of the shaft still intact then you can use the CE Smith Wobble Roller Retainer Ring # CE10981 and a Wobble Roller Washer # CE10983 for the Yates Ribbed Wobble Roller # YR343R-6P for a 3/4" shaft. Otherwise you may need to get a new shaft and use the above products to secure the rollers.
To install the retainer ring you can use ring pliers like part # PTW88003.
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Yates Ribbed Wobble Roller - Heavy-Duty Rubber - 4-3/8" Diameter - 3/4" Shaft
- Boat Trailer Parts
- Rollers
- Wobble Roller
- 3 Inch Wide
- 4-3/8 Inch Diameter
- Rubber
- Fits 3/4 Inch Shaft
- Yates Rubber
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