Prime-Line D 1799 1-1/2 In. Patio Door Roller Replacement Kit (2 Pack)
$7.99
Price: $7.99
(as of Feb 14, 2025 14:02:57 UTC – Details)
This is a combination of a 1-1/2 inch diameter nylon concave or grooved ball bearing roller that is 5/16 inch thick with a 1/4 inch axle hole and a combination of 5 different axle choices. Depending on the application, you can choose to rivet the roller into place or use a roll pin, drive pin, binder post and screw or bolt and nut. Regardless of how you need to install the new roller into your existing roller housing, in most cases, one of the five choices will work.
Used to replace rollers that are 1-1/2 inch diameter
1-1/2 inch concave roller
Can be mounted using a rivet, a roll pin, drive pin, binder post and screw or bolt and nut to install the roller in place
Steel ball bearing wheel
Contains 2 steel ball bearing wheels, 2 axle pins, 2 roll pins, 2 carriage bolts with nuts, 2 rivet axels and 2 binder posts with #8-32 x 1/2 inch screws
Please refer to the line art drawing for dimensions and compare with your needs before ordering
Customers say
Customers find the hardware functional and well-made. They say it works great for a quick fix and saves them money over buying a new door. The wheels work as expected and have no problems after almost 9 months of use. Overall, customers are satisfied with the product’s functionality, build quality, and value for money.
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Amazon Customer –
Good quality
Easy to install
Roger Paul –
Axle is very hard to get in Wheel.
Wheel works fine and wonât rust in my coastal location.
Brian –
Works Perfect
Installed these on a couple sliding doors in my bedroom. Took some tools and work to get them installed, but they work great.
Gregory Selinger –
Wheels worked the way they were supposed to
Wheels worked the?way they were supposed to
Jasmine C. –
Track wheels, for sliding door
Our home was built in the 60’s I believe. I’ve not been able to find the manufacturer so it’s been tricky finding replacement parts, this seems to fit and work well, so far. Any failure I can see coming won’t be due to this item, would def be due to something on this dumb old door. These come with multiple different configuration choices to install these at, because they do vary by brand. What I’ve learned in the trek to update and replace parts for this sliding door, NOTHING IS UNIVERSAL! Yes it can be infuriating, but just be warned, if you’re not holding the original and matching up to the replacement, don’t even bother, it won’t fit.
mark diederich –
Good Enough.
Ok deal.
Pat –
Verify correct part before purchase
Was not the right wheel bearing for my door. Attempted to use and made the door more difficult to slide. I then found and reordered the correct metal wheel bearing of the same manufacturer. Hopefully those will ease use of the door and prevent us from continuing to rip the handle off the frame.
drvng4evr –
Easy to replace old ones
I purchased these to replace some old rollers that I couldn’t find. It took some time and ingenuity to drill the new holes and figure the correct highth but they worked great for a quick fix and spared the expense of a new door. The door moves smoothly now with no problem. If they wear out, it’ll be easier to replace. They’ve been in almost 9 months now and no problems.