Bottom roller for mirrored sliding closet door.

This door is a Oldie. Made by Marshall Aluminum Products Co. Irvine CA. They are still in business but do not make mirrored doors any more and have no Old parts.

This roller assemble has a pressed on bearing that the plastic wheel was attached to. So I can't just replace the wheel. The three holes in the guide at the end, is where the two little screws hold the guide in place inside the door. The end with the screw head showing is 9/16 wide and1 1/4 tall. The broken plastic wheel was 1 1/2" OD. Where you see the pressed on bearing, that part pivots back and forth and the set screw in the end locks the wheel in place. I guess?

Do you have something that will work for me. I'm fixing the door for a neighbor. She's 70 something.

Thank You,
Charlie

Did it work, I need to replace mine

The 81-253 works great for the one pictured here. I have used it many times. In some cases I have had to flatten or remove the lip on the inside of the front door to keep the doors from rubbing or scraping. I've found it easier to bend until it breaks off. Flattening it takes more work.

Correction: I meant the outside part of the roller on the front panel. The tab is sometimes too close to the back panel. The tab that hooks under the door is crucial.