what size rolling pin do theses fit
179152
Rubber rings fit on rolling pin to ensure dough is rolled out to uniform thickness. Prevents dough from rolling too thinly, minimizing re-rolling and overworking. Color-coded sizing makes it easy to find the pair you want. Flexible rubber rings fit a standard rolling pin up to 2 1/4" diam. Set of four includes red (1/16"), yellow (1/8"), green (1/4") and blue (3/8").
2044783
works on all three sizes of mine ... 1 1/4" - 2 1/4" wooden rolling pins & 2" marble rolling pin. i really like them.
949759
These are adapters for older boats with a 5/8 inch diameter hole for the older style larger diameter pins Most new stuff is 1/2 inch diameter. If there is enough material in the oarlock holes they could be drilled or reamed to 5/8 in then these will fit right in with some persuasion. You want them to be snug
298797
They are 3/4". They should fit fine. They are a actually one size too big for My machine. They are still in the box.
216890
You need to measure the diameter and length of your old pin.These pins are 5/16 diameter and 2 inches long.
1245919
I have a wooden rolling pin with a 2 1/2 in diameter. All of them fit but the thicker bands are a bit of a struggle to get on but once you do they worked well.
458136
If your ies use the pins with the head on them they should fit.Some dies use just a straight pin which slides up inside the sleeve and locks in place with the little knurled screw.I have used the decapping pins with the head as the one you have pictured in both types in a pinch.I am not sure off the top of my head if there are two sizes of straight pins or not.If your dies use this style of pin..they will fit..
958481
Bearing Buddy 2 1/8 is what these fit. I discarded mine as they were too loose. I bought rubber pipe caps that fit very tight and work well. I think there are other size grease inserts made by non Bearing Buddy companies. And sizes vary. I would have returned mine, but shipping was going to make it a losing proposition. Call Bearing Buddy company to be sure. Good luck
1419871
Not sure what the size is but I had to replace them with my pin lock valves
1398686
Good news, they're both wrong! The bands will not stretch to 4" without breaking but they will fit a 2 3/4" rolling pin perfectly so you're good to go.
1063844
My rolling pin is 2 & 1/4" in diameter, and the rings just fit it with no real play in the fit, but they are made of a rubber like substance, so they do stretch a bit, but that affects the thickness... However, Amazon is known for using the same review for various, but related, products...Hope that helped.
1655114
I don't THINK they will work, you have a unit bearing setup and these are for a spindle type outer knuckle. Check with WARN to be sure.
1188175
They did not fit my rollers either I'm not sure of the diameter but I did go to Walmart and buy a new roller that they would fit.
867141
Circumference is 7 3/4 inches--it is a normal sized rolling pin. It has more weight than traditional wood ones which make it great for rolling out stiff doughs.
500658
rolling pin surface is 13.5"; the rings go on the handle, with a 1/8", 1/4", and 3/8" pair of each ring. you can use it without the rings, too :). the 1/8" is suggest for pie dough, 1/4" puff pastry. 3/8" for biscuits, on the paper that comes with it.
26969
I wouldn't use these for regular pins. Because they have a round tip to fit in the roll pin.They sell punches for straight pins.
1822364
I do not know the exact measurements but it is a little bigger than my rolling pin so I cut it to fit.