Correct Roller Shaft for CE Smith Side Guide Roller for Boat Trailers
Updated 07/22/2019 | Published 07/20/2019 >
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Question:
I cant seem to find an appropriate length shaft for this 9 inch roller on your website. They are all either several inches too long or too short. Please send part info for a compatible shaft.
asked by: Jen B
Expert Reply:
The reason that you are having difficulty finding a roller shaft for the CE Smith Side Guide Roller # CE29562 is because it is the replacement middle roller for the CE Smith Roller-Style Guide-Ons # CE27610. For this application you would use something like the 12-3/4" x 1/2" # CE10705A because there needs to be some extra length for the end pieces.
If you are needing a standard roller then I recommend the Yates Keel Roller # YR10000 which is 10" long and works great with the 11" x 5/8" Roller Shaft with Pal Nuts for Boat Trailer Rollers # CE10726A. We also have a similar item from CE Smith that comes on a whole assembly as part # CE10404G that you can check out.
Attached are some review videos for you to reference as well.
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CE Smith Side Guide Roller for Boat Trailers - Heavy Duty Rubber - 9" Long - 1/2" Shaft
- Boat Trailer Parts
- Rollers
- Side Guide Roller
- 2 Inch Diameter
- Rubber
- 9 Inch Long
- Fits 1/2 Inch Shaft
- CE Smith
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