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Set Of Heavy Duty Black Rubber 12 Inch Keel Rollers - Used on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

London, Kentucky, US

London, Kentucky, US
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Up for bid are a set of 12" Boat Trailer Molded Rubber Keel Rollers, each is complete with roller shaft which measures 13" in length and 5/8" diameter.  One 5/8" end cap is missing.  Both are used, but still functional and ready to roll.  Ends measure 3.75 inches and have a 5/8" mounting hole diameter.  Please see photos for additional details and please email with any questions.

 

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