Pullrite Super Glide Warning Alert - Potential Catasrophe

Had the same issue with mine. Didn't fall off but I noticed it would work it's way loose.

Saw a Superglide on display at Camping World which had a castle nut on the roller. Called Pulrite, they sent me a new roller with the castle nut.

Great service.

S

Thanks for posting this, I have a superglide also and will be calling pullrite as mine does not have the castle nut and pin.

24fb freedom wrote:
Thanks for posting this, I have a superglide also and will be calling pullrite as mine does not have the castle nut and pin.

Be worth knowing *WHICH MODELS* of SGs have the castle nut - or should/can have a castle nut...:?

From SG Owners Manual:
"2300 and 2700 models have a castle nut and pin in the roller assembly. To re-torque, tighten roller bolt to a minimum of 125 ft lbs, then tighten more until next nut slot aligns with the stud cotter pin hole . Install cotter pin and bend one leg upward."

Will check my #3300 (from 2005) - which was the older design way tubes, and update (as there's nothing similar in the Owner's manual).

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I agree.
Model numbers of the affected units would be great.

Pretty sure mine is rusted in place after 12 years.
I do check the ball bearing periodically.

Anyone have the torque spec?