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Trailer Rollers
Just as an FYI... If anyone is redoing their trailer and needs new rollers I HIGHLY recommend Yates Rubber. They have both Rubber and TPR (Theromplastic) wobble rollers, keel rollers, bow stops, etc. You're dealing with the factory direct, so there's no marina price mark-ups. I've had a set of the TMP rollers on one of my trailers for 6 years now and they look and act like new. Just bought new wobble and keel rollers and a bow stop for another trailer and got everything I needed for just over $150 including shipping. Seriously, 5" yellow wobble rollers for $7.00 ea. (ShoreLandr wanted $18.49 ea) and Keel rollers for $14 ($25.99 from Shorelandr) is hard to beat. ($5 for a 3" *V* bow stop) Your choice of colors, Black, Grey, Yellow or Blue rollers... same price. And perhaps the best thing... They are 100% Made in America... no cheap China junk... They are in Fall River, Ma.
http://yatesrubber.com/
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