Boat Trailer Galvanised Roller Bracket Spindle Shaft for 8″ Roller | 19mm Diameter (SKU: SPIND200G)

The SPIND200G is a durable and galvanised 19mm diameter spindle shaft specifically engineered for 8″ (200mm) keel rollers used on boat trailers. With its 225mm length, this shaft offers a solid balance between size and strength, making it ideal for mid-weight trailers.

Galvanised for excellent corrosion resistance, it’s well-suited for marine conditions, including both freshwater and saltwater environments. Whether you’re upgrading a rusty spindle or building a new trailer setup, this spindle ensures smooth roller movement and secure support during launch and retrieval.

Use Cases:
– 8″ keel roller shaft replacement
– Mid-weight boat trailers
– Trailer repairs or new builds
– Fits most roller brackets designed for 19mm shafts

Product Features:
– 19mm diameter x 225mm length
– Galvanised steel for rust prevention
– Smooth operation with most standard rollers
– Weighs approx. 300g — sturdy and lightweight

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What rollers does this shaft work with?
  A: It’s compatible with standard 8″ (200mm) keel rollers that accept a 19mm shaft.
• Q: Can this be used in saltwater?
  A: Yes, the galvanised finish is designed to resist corrosion in marine conditions.
• Q: How do I check shaft compatibility?
  A: Measure your bracket holes and roller bore. Both should be 19mm to fit properly.
• Q: What’s the total length?
  A: It measures approximately 225mm, suitable for most 8″ roller setups.

Is This Product Right for You?

✔️ Recommended for:

• Boat trailers using 8″ keel rollers
• Brackets that accept 19mm shafts
• Users needing reliable corrosion protection in marine settings

❌ Not ideal if:

• Your roller bore or bracket size is for 16mm or 22mm shafts
• You require a spindle for rollers larger or smaller than 8″

Quick Installation Steps

1. Remove any old shaft and roller.
2. Slide your 8″ roller onto the SPIND200G spindle.
3. Insert the shaft through the bracket and secure using cotter pins or bolts.
4. Ensure free, centered rotation of the roller.

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