Boat Trailer Roller Bracket Spindle Shaft for 8″ Roller | Zinc Finish 16mm (SKU: SPIND200Z-16)
$9.00
Zinc-coated 16mm spindle shaft for 8″ keel rollers. Lightweight yet durable, ideal for light to mid-duty boat trailers with standard bracket setups.
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The SPIND200Z-16 is a versatile and lightweight spindle shaft designed for 8″ (200mm) boat trailer keel rollers. Built with a 16mm diameter and a zinc-coated finish, it’s ideal for trailers that need rust resistance without the heavier profile of galvanised steel.
Its zinc-plated surface provides a layer of corrosion protection, making it suitable for freshwater and occasional saltwater exposure. With an easy-fit design and lightweight 300g construction, it’s perfect for quick replacements or custom trailer setups.
Perfect For:
– 8″ roller shaft replacements
– Trailers that carry tinnies, kayaks, small to medium boats
– Brackets requiring 16mm spindle diameter
– DIY builds or rusted shaft upgrades
Why It Works:
– Smooth zinc finish resists rust
– Standard 16mm size for wide compatibility
– Easy to install and maintain
– Approx. 300g — strong and manageable
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| Product Code | Diameter | Suits Roller Size | Finish | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPIND200Z-16 | 16mm | 200mm (8″) Roller | Zinc | Approx. 300g |
Frequently Asked Questions
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Q: Will this fit my 8″ roller?
A: Yes, as long as your roller has a 16mm bore, it will fit perfectly. -
Q: How does zinc compare to galvanised?
A: Zinc is smoother and lighter, offering good corrosion protection. Galvanised is heavier-duty but bulkier. -
Q: Can I use it in saltwater?
A: Yes, it can handle occasional saltwater use. For frequent exposure, rinse regularly.
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| Weight | 0.2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20 × 5 × 5 cm |
| Location | A-5-9 |
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Should You Use This Shaft?
✔️ Best suited for:
- Boat trailers using 8″ rollers
- Users needing a 16mm zinc-coated shaft
- Light to mid-weight boats
❌ Not ideal if:
- You’re using 19mm or 24mm roller bores
- You require galvanised steel for extreme salt exposure
Simple Install Instructions
- Slide the 8″ roller onto the shaft.
- Insert the shaft into the roller bracket openings.
- Secure with cotter pins or bolts.
- Check for smooth rotation and firm alignment.
Compare Our Spindle Shaft Range
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| Product | Roller Size | Diameter | Finish | Material | Weight | Use Case | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPIND114Z | 4.5″ | 16mm | Zinc | Steel | — | Compact trailers, small boats | View |
| SPIND150Z | 6″ (150mm) | 16mm | Zinc | Steel | 200g | Lightweight trailers, tinnies | View |
| BFC008 | 8″ | 19mm | Zinc | Steel | 300g | Mid-weight boats, zinc upgrade | View |
| SPIND200Z-16 | 8″ | 16mm | Zinc | Steel | 300g | DIY builds, budget-friendly | View |
| SPIND300Z | 12″ | 24mm | Zinc | Steel | 300g | Large rollers, heavy-duty zinc | View |
| SPIND100G | 4″ | 16mm | Galvanised | Steel | 100g | Smallest setups, rust-proof | View |
| SPIND114G | 4.5″ | 16mm | Galvanised | Steel | 200g | Small trailers, extra corrosion protection | View |
| SPIND150G | 6″ | 16mm | Galvanised | Steel | 300g | Everyday boat hauling | View |
| SPIND200G | 8″ | 19mm | Galvanised | Steel | 300g | Heavier-duty trailer rollers | View |
| SPIND200G-16 | 8″ | 16mm | Galvanised | Steel | 300g | Standard 8″ roller replacement | View |
| SPIND300G | 12″ | 22mm | Galvanised | Steel | 500g | Heavy-duty setups, max load | View |
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