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door rollers for companion way door - kurts52 - 02-17-2015
Does anyone know of a source for the roller assemblies for a 1997 Open companion way door. Need top and bottom. Tiara doesn't use that system any longer and have none for replacement parts.
Thanks
Kurt
RE: door rollers for companion way door - Harwood - 02-18-2015
(02-17-2015, 05:25 PM)kurts52 Wrote: Does anyone know of a source for the roller assemblies for a 1997 Open companion way door. Need top and bottom. Tiara doesn't use that system any longer and have none for replacement parts.
Thanks
Kurt
Looking for the same here for a 97 3100 Open. If you find them, would be interested to know where. I'll do the same on my end.
Thanks-
Kurt,
I bookmarked this site last year - I now see from your prior post that you have already disassembled your door. Does anything here look right? Here's the link in case you have not found these guys before: http://www.fpmarine.com/Door-Track-s/783.htm
RE: door rollers for companion way door - kurts52 - 02-18-2015
No sorry that is the train and truck system that is used now. What I am doing is I have taken the roller assy apart now from the door and bought new roller bearing according to the pin size hole. They are smaller outside diameter but much better bearings. I am having new ones made out of nylon with the new bearings pressed fit into them. I was trying to figure out a way to adapt the truck and train system to the door but it was to complicated. Let me know if you come up with anything
RE: door rollers for companion way door - Harwood - 02-20-2015
Thanks for the info, Kurt. If I read your post correctly, you've already determined that the 1997 yr used the old style (as I suspected) and that adapting the new style system is a PIA...
I guess I'll keeping looking, then!
RE: door rollers for companion way door - kurts52 - 02-20-2015
(02-20-2015, 10:03 AM)Harwood Wrote: Thanks for the info, Kurt. If I read your post correctly, you've already determined that the 1997 yr used the old style (as I suspected) and that adapting the new style system is a PIA...
I guess I'll keeping looking, then!
Correct. It would require cutting off the top and bottom of the door, maybe even the glass to use the current system. going to still work on a solution though. Actually taking the bearings to a guy today to have the new ones made.
RE: door rollers for companion way door - Chris Burkard - 02-23-2015
Tiara did not manufacture that truck and track system. Someone out there has to either still manufacture those, or if not, someone has to have some new/old stock to replace those. Where you able to get a manufacture off the door parts?
RE: door rollers for companion way door - kurts52 - 02-23-2015
(02-23-2015, 02:15 PM)Chris Burkard Wrote: Tiara did not manufacture that truck and track system. Someone out there has to either still manufacture those, or if not, someone has to have some new/old stock to replace those. Where you able to get a manufacture off the door parts?
Chris
Have not been able to locate a source for the rollers. meeting with a buddy of mine right now and he is going to make them
Thanks
Kurt
RE: door rollers for companion way door - erikfrasco - 05-26-2022
(02-18-2015, 11:01 AM)kurts52 Wrote: No sorry that is the train and truck system that is used now. What I am doing is I have taken the roller assy apart now from the door and bought new roller bearing according to the pin size hole. They are smaller outside diameter but much better bearings. I am having new ones made out of nylon with the new bearings pressed fit into them. I was trying to figure out a way to adapt the truck and train system to the door but it was to complicated. Let me know if you come up with anything
I Have a 96 3300 Door sticks on closing it at the 3/4 mark How did you get yours working??
Erik Frasco