Stoltz Self-Centering 12" Keel Roller
Item No. 315315
Stoltz Self-Centering 12" Keel Roller is rated
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Stoltz Self-Centering 12" Keel Roller
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Features
This keel roller is designed with embedded grooves that center the boat as it rolls forward so centering the boat on your trailer is much easier. Made of extremely cut and wear-resistant polyurethane with an added UV inhibitor, this Stoltz roller will not develop flat spots or mar your boat.
Dimensions
• 11" long
• Fits 12"W bracket
• Fits 5/8" shaft
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Dimensions
• 11" long
• Fits 12"W bracket
• Fits 5/8" shaft
- Embedded grooves center the boat as it rolls
- Extremely cut and wear-resistant polyurethane
- Nonmarring keel roller
- Fits 12"W bracket
- Fits 5/8" shaft
Specs
| Unit Weight | 2.10 lb |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stoltz |
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This keel roller is designed with embedded grooves that center the boat as it rolls forward so centering the boat on your trailer is much easier. Made of extremely cut and wear-resistant polyurethane with an added UV inhibitor, this Stoltz roller will not develop flat spots or mar your boat.
Dimensions
• 11" long
• Fits 12"W bracket
• Fits 5/8" shaft
Show moreShow less
Dimensions
• 11" long
• Fits 12"W bracket
• Fits 5/8" shaft
- Embedded grooves center the boat as it rolls
- Extremely cut and wear-resistant polyurethane
- Nonmarring keel roller
- Fits 12"W bracket
- Fits 5/8" shaft
| Unit Weight | 2.10 lb |
|---|---|
| Brand | Stoltz |
Rated 5 out of
5
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Dzemo Dzemic from
Fast shipping nice service
Nice right what’s I expect good quality,durable.Thak you
Date published: 2021-01-04
Rated 4 out of
5
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JS from
Great Product
The roller is a great addition to my trailer except Overton's says it's a 12" roller. When it arrived the Stoltz yellow tag stated it is 11.5" long. When I fit it on the original Shorelander roller bracket it had a 1/2" gap on both sides when centered on the 5/8" shaft. So I figured out that I needed the 5/8" Stoltz Polyurethane End Caps which I immediately ordered. I am waiting for them now. Overton's should add a note that in some applications end caps may be needed to fill a gap because the roller is not 12" long and also correct the product dimension to 11.5". The original roller had end inserts and fit the bracket perfectly except it was aged cracked and had to be replaced.
Date published: 2014-06-06
Rated 5 out of
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Aquatic Stallion of a Power Man. from
Requiring Robust Roller Review
Attached this to my boat trailer and WOW!!! They look incredibly robust and are highly functional. They guide my twin hull to berth upon the trailer. I have full faith in launching and recovery of my vessel. This product takes me to another level of happiness.
Date published: 2013-10-14
Rated 5 out of
5
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Allen from
Just what I needed
It was a perfect replacement for a damaged one on my lift
Date published: 2012-06-20
Rated 5 out of
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rapid river dave from
great item
"THE sTOLTZ POEPLE REALLY BUILD A GREAT PRODUCT"IS WHAT MY MARINA GUY SAID. hE WAS RIGHT AND THE SELF CENTERING ROLLER IS NO EXCEPTION. i EVEN TRIED TO PUT THE BOAT KEEL ON OFF CENTER AND IT IMMEDIATLY STRAIGTENED OUT THE BOAT AND THIS WAS IN A 15 MPH CROSSWIND!!! iNSTALLATION WAS A BREEZE AND JUST TO MAKE DOUBLY SURE THE ROLLER WENT ON RIGHT , THE MANUFACTURER MOLDED DIRECTIONAL ARROW ON IT!! gREAT THINKING ON THEIR PART AND A BIG HELP TO US CONSUMERS. tHIS SHOULD BE ON EVERYONE'S TRAILER AS IT MAKES LANDING THE BOAT INFINITLY EASIER. thE BOAT i USE IS AN 18' lUND BUT IT SEEMS TO ME THAT IT WOULD WORK EQUALLY WELL ON LARGER RIGS. gREAT PRODUCT!
Date published: 2012-05-22
Rated 5 out of
5
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perchhunter from
IT WORKS
I put one on the bottom end and another in the second bracket, really keeps the boat in line when trying to load. Definitly a good product.
Date published: 2011-09-09
Rated 5 out of
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Goterdunbygolly from
Fine Rollers
Great roller, functions perfectly, glad I bought them, easy to drive onto trailer now. No need to winch my heavy boat when loading, I omly use the winch as a locking device not to keep the boat on the trailer while towing on the road. I have recommended these rollers to my neighbor who still struggles to load his boat the hard way!
Date published: 2011-09-05
Rated 5 out of
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Captain Panky from
driving forward
THE ROLLERS DID EXACTLY WHAT THEY WERE DESIGNED TO DO, THAT IS TO CENTER THE BOAT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE TRAILER.
Date published: 2011-08-24
have looked EVERYWHERE for installation instruction / an install video. ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO FIND THEM, OR LET ME KNOW HOW TO INSTALL THIS THING
First of all, you have to make sure your shaft on your boat trailer can accommodate the 11' roller and has a 5/8" shaft. Some boat trailers have 1 1/4" shafts. Secondly, look very carefully at the Stoltz roller. There is an arrow close to the center. That arrow points in the direction the roller in meant to roll. In other words, the arrow should point to the front of your boat trailer. That is the direction the roller rolls when you are winching up your boat. If you get it wrong, the roller will not center the boat keel and actually do the opposite.
Date published: 2020-08-14
What is the outside diameter of the stoltz self centering rollers?
The outside diameter of the Stoltz Self-Centering 12" Keel Roller is 2-3/4".
Date published: 2016-07-22
Where can I purchase a bracket for my trailer cross brace?
Thanks for your question. Here is a link to the split brackets and other hardware that may work for this keel roller. http://www.overtons.com/Trailering/Trailer-Rollers/Trailer-Roller-Hardware
Date published: 2015-09-23
does stoltz make this self-centering roller in an 8" version?
No. The self-centering roller is only available in the 12" version. The standard 8" keel roller is item 21292.
Date published: 2015-09-23
Can this product be used on a bunk trailer where the boat does not center properly?
I imagine you can, but you would have to off set the keel roller. I would advise trying to have everything line up as straight as possible for safety issues. This alone though will not straighten up your boat and solve your problem.
Date published: 2015-09-23