TOPIC: Tee Nee Trailer parts

Does anybody know where I can find parts for a Tee Nee trailer? I need the step pads for the fenders and rollers for sure. A parts list would be great. I have the decals and hub caps.

Thank you for any help.


Randy

Randy, studebaker brake pedal pads are about as close a match as you'll find

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Not sure what you're looking for in terms of a parts list, but I have this

Cheers

Bill

Randy, to what rollers are you referring? There are the rollers in the center beam channel, which you can get stainless steel versions on eBay, and rollers at the transom support.

Bill, these are really cool scans. Going to save these. Thanks for sharing.

Eduardo

yep...very cool scan....and well worth a twinkie...I saved them too

The Studebaker pads are a great match for the thickness and design. But be careful that the bolt on them you use to bolt them thru the fender and the brace is big enough and long enough.
I have some parts for T Nee's new and used. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Del

Thank you that is just what I was looking for.

Randy

I know I need the rear ones. I haven't started the rebuilding so I am sure I will need more than that.

Thank you,

Randy

I just bought new rollers & cut them to size. Original rollers were grey/ off white, but I could only find black.

cheers

Bill

Where did you find the rear rollers?

Thank you,

Randy

Well, I'm from Canada, so not much help there. Any marine supplier should have them. I hear guys talk about Harbor Freight & Northern Tool, try those.
Cheers

Bill

Bill,

I searched for a long time to find either white or black rollers for my Tee Nee. No one I could find makes one long enough with an integral shaft that you can cut down. I'm surprised you found some up there Bill. If there was any way you could track down the manufacteurer it would be a big help for others in the future.
I finally bought two rollers (no integral shaft) from etrailer that were long enough to make both pieces for each side. Problem was it had bores to fit loose over a 3/4 shaft.
I found some 7/8 stainless round bar and machined the exposed shaft area to 5/8 and the areas in the rollers to .800 in. and pressed the cut down rollers on to the shaft.
I wet sanded them on the lathe and used ArmorAll vinyl spray to shine them up a bit.
It was a lot of work, but I'm always looking for an excuse to work with my lathe. They turned out nice and the shafts will never rust.
Sure would be easier if we could find the same ones you found in Canada.

Don

Oh boy, now you're making me think (ouch)! That was about 8 yrs ago I did that trailer. I'll see what I can dig up.

Cheers

Bill

Bill,

Don't spend a lot of time trying to find them. I thought they were a recent find. They may even be out of production by now.
You have a good looking trailer!!

Don

I think this is what I used, I'll check further when I get the boat off.

www.princessauto.com/en/detail/2-1-2-x-12-in-guide-on-roller/A-p8095093e

Cheers

Bill

Nice work barnicklebill it was a great day

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Thanks Ronny, great to see you yesterday. Thanks for delivering the tank!

Cheers

Bill

I have some parts call me jim 813 730 3846 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

I have a complete trailer and a few parts. Jim 813 730 3846

I have axle hubs springs and cross piece that axle mounts to all sandblasted call jim 813 730 3846

I found a industrial roller company in tampa florida that made white rollers for me on stainless rod but cost 130.00 each and then I made stainless rods for them

I’m looking for a set of Tee Nee style trailer fenders if anyone has a set they would like to sell.

If you don't get responses here, you might consider joining this FaceBook group - 'TEE NEE Boat Trailers from the 50's'

I joined a similar group devoted to Holsclaw trailers.

I used brake pedals from speedway motors