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Old 23 March 2008, 15:13   #1
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Afternoon everybody.

I'm looking for a reasonably priced source for parts for my rapide roller 5 trailer. Unfortunately it has to be by mail as it's a bit of a problem for me to nip to a dealer!

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Afternoon everybody.

I'm looking for a reasonably priced source for parts for my rapide roller 5 trailer. Unfortunately it has to be by mail as it's a bit of a problem for me to nip to a dealer!

Cheers

Ian
What do you need?
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Old 23 March 2008, 16:24   #3
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I'm looking to replace all the washers(2") and split pins on the rollers and would also prefer to change the u bolts(approx 8" long by 2.5" wide) holding the t piece of the drawbar to the side struts.

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I'm looking to replace all the washers(2") and split pins on the rollers and would also prefer to change the u bolts(approx 8" long by 2.5" wide) holding the t piece of the drawbar to the side struts.

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These are good online may not be the cheapest but seem to stock most items, quick delivery

http://www.autow.co.uk/trailer_parts...prices_92.html

you can buy a lot cheaper at an engineers merchants if you know what you need size etc?

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Thank you for the info. Unfortunately there are not very many engineers merchants around the Scillies so online it will have to be.

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Old 23 March 2008, 17:06   #6
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U Bolts on this page and I think the roller bits are on page 3 of this section.

http://www.rphleisure.co.uk/php/cata...19322e61ee5747

Also could try www.western-towing.co.uk

or

http://www.trailertek.com/acatalog/B..._Fittings.html

HTH

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I did this last year. Had to go to the manafacturer (degraaf)for the washers. But I used stainless steel split pins bought online, http://www.s3i.co.uk/splitpin.php for example.
So at least when your washers turn to dust the pin should be ok and stop you from losing a roller.
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http://www.trailerpartswarehouse.co....astenings.html

got lots of bits for my trailers from these chaps....
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http://www.trailerpartswarehouse.co....astenings.html

got lots of bits for my trailers from these chaps....
I had a bad experiance with these guys.

The website said next day delivery for the wheel I needed, I paid by credit card and ordered on line.

What they don't say is 'next day - once we have it in stock'. It took 4 weeks to arrive after lots of calls and broken promises.

Trailertec for me everytime.
Friendly, very knowledgable people.

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If you are going to use Stainless Steel split pins I recommend you use S/S washers also, I did and they are still serviceable!! Indeed, I replaced all the bolts and nuts with S/S versions as all the original fasteners corroded much more quickly than the main structures of the trailer. A liberal coating of Waxoil, on all internal and external surfaces ensures longevity of the upgrade.
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