Nylon trailer rollers

Any place in Ireland selling nylon trailer rollers

Indespension list them on their UK site so maybe worth giving them a buzz in limerick or Dublin.
A local machine shop may do them for you too.

Try Phil Monaghan at http://boatandtrailerparts.com/ Based in Ballinrobe

Indespension list them on their UK site so maybe worth giving them a buzz in limerick or Dublin.
A local machine shop may do them for you too.

Thanks jim

Try Phil Monaghan at http://boatandtrailerparts.com/ Based in Ballinrobe

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Nothing on their site I will contact them and see thanks

Hi lads just an update I got 5 off 5 inch rollers on eBay with postage to Ireland for £50 from zinc frog 5 in nylon boat trailer rollers

Nylon rollers ordered on the 25/9 arrived today the 30/9 cost 57€

Just looking at these comments, do you find them easier for launch and retrieve,

Depends on the boat and trailer setup. The Warrior does not sit on its keel other than at the bow but it would dig in on the rubber keel rollers on the way in an out. Hence the nylon.

Thanks Jim, I have a warrior so I will look to get a couple of keel rollers.

Thanks Jim, I have a warrior so I will look to get a couple of keel rollers.

Sounds like good advice. I launched off Peters point in Ringaskiddy today and took some serious efforts to get the boat in the water. I have the old rubber rollers on an indespension

Paddy's Point I take it!
Yes, Replace all the keel rollers with nylon. Also when the boat is off the trailer spray some spray grease into the axles of the big cradle rollers. This also makes a huge difference. What type Warrior? Other than the keel digging in there usually is not an issue...

Paddy's Point I take it!
Yes, Replace all the keel rollers with nylon. Also when the boat is off the trailer spray some spray grease into the axles of the big cradle rollers. This also makes a huge difference. What type Warrior? Other than the keel digging in there usually is not an issue...

Paddy's point indeed! It's a mark 2 warrior 165 on an indespension rollercoaster 3. I'll order some nylon keel rollers. Spray grease is a very good call as well, anything to make it easier. I saw a lad launch a rib there and a small push and the engine in revense and he flew off, that's the level of effort I want!

When I have my rollers greased up it can be tricky to get the winch hook off as the boat wants to go! I'm in a 175.