Need prop guard rollers for my Ramlin trailor

[NCH2oSki]

Moved into a new house and the drive has to much slope at the entrance and I'm dragging my prop guard. Who here has added prop guard rollers to their trailer and is it working, and where did you get them?

I need to get this done quickly, its making some serious scrapes on the trailer and driveway concrete, and it sounds terrible.

Our trailer is a 99' single axle Ramlin.

Thanks
Jeff

[rbalan]

RE: Need prop guard rollers for my Ramlin trailor

There is an old post here on PN with a pic of Ramlin's prop guard with rollers. If you do a search, it should be an easy find. I believe you have to order it directly from the manufacturer.

[east tx skier]

On my trailer for my old boat, I got these. Stainless steel with grease bearings.

http://www.pakindustries.com/micro_marine.html

Got my new ones from Dorsey, but then, I own a Dorsey.

www.trailersbydorsey.com

[AirTool]

Re: RE: Need prop guard rollers for my Ramlin trailor

There is an old post here on PN with a pic of Ramlin's prop guard with rollers. If you do a search, it should be an easy find. I believe you have to order it directly from the manufacturer.

Probably will have to order it through a CC dealer. They can usually order even if they don't carry Ramlin trailers.

http://www.ram-lin.com/html/trailer_owners.html

[NCH2oSki]

RE: Re: RE: Need prop guard rollers for my Ramlin trailor

I contacted Ramlin, and you have to go thru a dealer, not a big deal, just adds more time and phone calls. I called their recomended dealer (used to be SECC) now they recomend CC East. They contacted Ramlin, and they dont have a "Kit" or anything ready to sell to someone that wants to add prop guard rollers. I was surprised, and figured they would have had at least a few requests for them. They priced him the new prop guard cage with rollers and just replacement rollers. They are making up a "kit" for what I am looking for and will have pricing for me on Tues.

[east tx skier]

RE: Re: RE: Need prop guard rollers for my Ramlin trailor

By the way, if you are looking to fix a driveway dragger as opposed to just protecting your prop guard on the road, I'd recommend you look into getting some poly wheels instead of steel. They aren't as pretty and I've never been able to find low profile ones unfortunately. But the steel wheels will score up your driveway pretty bad.

I got my current polys from www.trailersbydorsey.com. Again, not as sleek as the steel ones that go in the middle of the prop guard, but my driveway isn't worse for the wear.

[NCH2oSki]

RE: Re: RE: Need prop guard rollers for my Ramlin trailor

I contacted Dorsey, and will post what they have to offer.
Thanks