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 Trailer, extra large keel roller bracket/u-bolt ?

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dnme Posted - 03 Sep 2011 : 02:20:07
The old trailer belonging to my N17 has a central steel beam, 100mm wide by 50mm high, hollow. I need to fit new keel roller brackets but cannot source bracket/u-bolt combinations any wider than 80mm (bolt hole fitting)

I could drill through the beam top and bottom and run individual bolts to hold a keel roller bracket but then I loose the ability to move and adjust it along the beam to suit the keel curve.

Can anyone help me with suggestions as to what I can do here?
I have searched the web black and blue.

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sm0129 Posted - 03 Sep 2011 : 13:35:12
Im not an engineer but I would suggest using two bolts and make up a metal plate with two holes drilled in at approx 110mm centres- that should allow you yo clamp the roller and also adjust it when the bolts are loose.

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