Boat Sliding Door Replacement Rollers

I have a 1990 Silverton with a Taylor Made Sliding Door. I'm looking for replacement rollers. Mine look like your roller listed as product code 81-004. Can you confirm this is the right item? Are these all metal rollers.....stainless steel?

Mike, thanks for the information. My original roller was stampeed plated metal. I am being told that the Taylor replacement parts (Which are no longer available) are F7094 and F3776. At this point I would be happy with any functional replacement, metal or stainless.

Mike,thanks for your help. A friend just bought two SS replacement rollers for his door probably the last two made. The demensions match your zinc plated 81-004. They look identical in all regards. Do you have them in stainless? The roller seems a little smaller.....one and an eigth inch as oppose to your one and a half inch. I don't think that will matter. Do you have stock on 81-004? I guess I have to order them online? A few of my friends may want to order replacements as well. Weather permitting, I may take my door apart this weekend to confirm all of the above. And yes, the two numbers I gave you I was told were Taylor numbers. Thanks again!

Hi Donna, thirteen sixteenth looks correct. Thanks for your help!

Hi, was there a resolution to this? I'm in the same.....dealing with the same circumstances on a 1988 boat from a sister manufacturer, Mainship. Were Stainless rollers located and wwas there closure on whether the part number discussed works?

Thank you!

I looking for replacement door rollers for a 1983 Marine Trader Trawler. the roller is .800" X .375" with a axle of .200". I need 4 rollers. Thanks Keith

I saw some posts from others looking for replacement rollers for their boat's sliding doors. I am in the same situation. The boat is a 1982 Marine Trader and it has three sliding doors. The dimensions of the roller assemblies appear to be: length = 2 3/8", width: 9/16", diameter wheel: 1", wheel width = 5/16". I have taken a picture to show you the old roller assembly (you can see how deteriorated it is). The old one seems to be made out of brass. Any information you could provide me with would be GREATLY appreciated!~

OK, well, do you guys have something close to the dimensions of the old roller? Again they are: length = 2 3/8", width: 9/16", diameter wheel: 1", wheel width = 5/16". I can adjust the slot in the door somewhat to accommodate a slightly larger roller. The rail that the roller rides on is 3/8 x 3/8 inches. The depth of the existing slot in the door seems to be around 1 1/4 inch deep for the roller to fit into. If you have something that would fit into the slot with a little adjusting I'd appreciate knowing.
Barry

I am curious to know if the person with the main ship was able to find anything? I am hoping to replace them on my 1989 mainship mediterranean. First step however have to figure out how to remove the door!

I have a Mainship 43. If you remove the screws on the outside bottom of the door and use a flat crowbar to pop the lower wheels off the track it comes right out. Took us repeated tries to figure it out