Replacement Nylon Rollers for 400ss Anchor Davit
06-04-2012 | 01:10 PM
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Replacement Nylon Rollers for 400ss Anchor Davit
Anyone ever replaced their rollers?
I am trying to find out what brand and what sizes I have.
They are still on my boat, but I would like to order new rollers and install them this next weekend. Mine are old and not rolling properly anymore.
I understand that Hi Tech Stainless custom makes the davits, but I cannot figure out who they buy their plastic/nylon rollers from...?
Thanks in advance!
I am trying to find out what brand and what sizes I have.
They are still on my boat, but I would like to order new rollers and install them this next weekend. Mine are old and not rolling properly anymore.
I understand that Hi Tech Stainless custom makes the davits, but I cannot figure out who they buy their plastic/nylon rollers from...?
Thanks in advance!
06-04-2012 | 01:43 PM
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I got all the rollers from Formula TAC.
send me your email and I'll forward PDF files with part numbers.
Install too about 2-3 hours on dry land. Some of the rollers on the bottom require you to take apart to get to them. not too bad once you figure out how it all fits together.
Dave
send me your email and I'll forward PDF files with part numbers.
Install too about 2-3 hours on dry land. Some of the rollers on the bottom require you to take apart to get to them. not too bad once you figure out how it all fits together.
Dave
06-04-2012 | 04:57 PM
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I got all the rollers from Formula TAC.
send me your email and I'll forward PDF files with part numbers.
Install too about 2-3 hours on dry land. Some of the rollers on the bottom require you to take apart to get to them. not too bad once you figure out how it all fits together.
Dave
send me your email and I'll forward PDF files with part numbers.
Install too about 2-3 hours on dry land. Some of the rollers on the bottom require you to take apart to get to them. not too bad once you figure out how it all fits together.
Dave
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