Trojan Boat Trailer Wobble Roller Bracket Clamp U-Bolts and Mounting Plate for 102mm Rail (SKU: BFB006)

The Trojan Wobble Roller Bracket Clamp Mounting Kit provides a secure and reliable setup for attaching wobble roller brackets to 102mm wide boat trailer chassis rails. The set includes two heavy-duty galvanised U-bolts and a matching mounting plate, perfect for high-load and marine environments.

🔩 U-Bolts (Pair):

• 43mm inside width
• 110mm arm length
• 9mm diameter arms
• 40mm thread length
• Galvanised finish – rust-resistant
• Sold as a pair

📐 Mounting Plate:

• Dimensions: 80mm x 145mm
• Hole spacing: 53mm x 114mm (centre to centre)
• Thickness: 5.5mm steel
• Galvanised coating for marine durability
• Compatible with 102mm trailer chassis rails

This hardware kit ensures strong bracket mounting and is ideal for replacements or upgrades on heavy-duty trailers. The galvanised coating makes it ideal for saltwater conditions and long-term use.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What trailer size is this kit designed for?
  A: It’s made to fit trailers with 102mm wide chassis rails.
• Q: What does the kit include?
  A: It includes 2 galvanised U-bolts and 1 matching mounting plate.
• Q: Can I use this in saltwater?
  A: Yes, the entire kit is galvanised for marine-grade corrosion protection.
• Q: Will this work with non-Trojan roller brackets?
  A: Yes, it works with most wobble roller brackets with standard bolt spacing that match the plate.

Is This Kit Right for You?

This mounting kit is recommended if you:

• Have a boat trailer with 102mm chassis rails.
• Need a secure solution for wobble roller bracket mounting.
• Prefer a galvanised, corrosion-resistant setup suitable for saltwater use.

Not suitable for:

• Trailer rails smaller or larger than 102mm.
• Non-standard roller brackets with incompatible bolt spacing.

Quick Installation Guide:

1. Align the mounting plate on the inside of the trailer rail.
2. Place the wobble roller bracket clamp on the outside.
3. Insert U-bolts through the bracket and plate holes.
4. Tighten evenly with a wrench – avoid overtightening.
5. Check alignment before road use or launching.

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