Boat Trailer 8″ Poly Self Centering Roller & Galvanised Bracket Spindle Kit SB (SKU: BDA043)

The 8-inch Polyurethane Self-Centering Roller Kit (SKU: BDA043) offers dependable hull alignment for fibreglass boats, with a straightforward and solid build. Featuring a UV-stable, non-marking polyurethane roller and a galvanised steel bracket, this kit is ideal for standard boat trailer setups.

With a 203mm roller width and 17mm bore, it’s tailored for 16mm spindles – a common size across many Australian trailer builds. The self-centering design makes launching and retrieving your boat faster and safer by keeping the keel perfectly aligned.

This kit is designed for boaters who want a no-fuss, high-quality solution to replace old or damaged rollers. Built tough for marine conditions, it provides the support your fibreglass boat needs without marking or damaging the hull.

This roller kit is your go-to option for smooth, reliable trailer operation – especially if you’re looking for a quick and durable upgrade with no adjusters required.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What size spindle does it fit?
  A: The roller bore is 17mm and designed to fit a standard 16mm spindle.
• Q: Is it suitable for fibreglass hulls?
  A: Yes – the polyurethane is non-marking and safe for all fibreglass surfaces.
• Q: Does it include adjustable stems?
  A: No – this kit includes a fixed standard bracket only.
• Q: Can it be used in saltwater?
  A: Absolutely. The bracket is galvanised to resist rust and corrosion.

📌 Evaluation & Recommendation

• Recommended for: Boat owners with fibreglass hulls using standard trailer setups, who prefer a simple and effective fixed-bracket roller system.
• Not recommended for: Boaters who need height adjustability or custom trailer angles – consider BDA044 instead.

🔧 Installation Tips:

1. Remove old roller and clean mounting area.
2. Slide new roller onto your 16mm spindle.
3. Insert the spindle into the galvanised bracket slots.
4. Tighten the spindle using appropriate fixings (not included).
5. Test movement and alignment before loading the boat.