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The best thing I've found, from a tip on another forum, is to go to a sporting goods store and get a replacement roller for a boat trailer. Get the center kind, with the V grove in the middle. Smaller ones are just a few bucks.
Then cut the ends off, and you have two cone shaped solid rubber pieces, with a hole already in the middle.
A friend tried tennis *****, and they can tend to get smooshed through the rollers and don't last long. Boat trailer rollers are solid rubber, work better, and last forever.
You can see the 1/2 boat trailer roller in this photo.
Then cut the ends off, and you have two cone shaped solid rubber pieces, with a hole already in the middle.
A friend tried tennis *****, and they can tend to get smooshed through the rollers and don't last long. Boat trailer rollers are solid rubber, work better, and last forever.
You can see the 1/2 boat trailer roller in this photo.
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The Winchsaver is $12 but I guess I'll just get a boat roller and save some money. http://yhst-13949165045756.sto...net/atvwinchsaver.html
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You just pull the pin out of the hook to unhook the cable. It's tight to get the cable through the factory hole in the roller, but then the bumper stays with the hook, which It hink is a good thing.
If you google "bow roller" it will hit on a bunch of stores. Looks like etrailer and cabella's have them, ranging from like $2 and up. With a purchase like that I prefer to choose in person, and I'm sure there must be a GI Joe's BiMart, or boating shop somewhere...
If you google "bow roller" it will hit on a bunch of stores. Looks like etrailer and cabella's have them, ranging from like $2 and up. With a purchase like that I prefer to choose in person, and I'm sure there must be a GI Joe's BiMart, or boating shop somewhere...