Old Komet Trailer

[thermalrider]

Anyone replace the rubber bellows on a Joseph Pietz (1976 "Komet")
trailer tongue?
Can you direct me to a possible supplier in the US?
Or what you substituted

Thanks
Jim

[PMSC Member]

On Oct 10, 5:46*pm, thermalrider > wrote:
> Anyone replace the rubber bellows on a Joseph Pietz (1976 "Komet")
> trailer tongue?
> Can you direct me to a possible supplier in the US?
> Or what you substituted
>
> Thanks
> Jim

Try http://entec.soaringweb.net/

-T8

[thermalrider]

On Oct 10, 8:07*pm, PMSC Member > wrote:
> On Oct 10, 5:46*pm, thermalrider > wrote:
>
> > Anyone replace the rubber bellows on a Joseph Pietz (1976 "Komet")
> > trailer tongue?
> > Can you direct me to a possible supplier in the US?
> > Or what you substituted
>
> > Thanks
> > Jim
>
> Tryhttp://entec.soaringweb.net/
>
> -T8

They are checking in Germany to see if it is available.
Thought I might find something closer to home.

[ZZ]

If all else fails, consider a rubber motorcycle shock cover. Usually
available in various lengths and colors.

Paul
ZZ




thermalrider wrote:
> Anyone replace the rubber bellows on a Joseph Pietz (1976 "Komet")
> trailer tongue?
> Can you direct me to a possible supplier in the US?
> Or what you substituted
>
> Thanks
> Jim

[Uncle Fuzzy]

On Oct 10, 6:23*pm, ZZ > wrote:
> If all else fails, consider a rubber motorcycle shock cover. Usually
> available in various lengths and colors.
>
> Paul
> ZZ
>
>
>
> thermalrider wrote:
> > Anyone replace the rubber bellows on a Joseph Pietz (1976 "Komet")
> > trailer tongue?
> > Can you direct me to a possible supplier in the US?
> > Or what you substituted
>
> > Thanks
> > Jim- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

The diameters of the motorcycle 'gators' will probably be a bit
small. If you have any serious 4WD offroad accessory shops in your
area you might give them a look. Some of the covers for truck struts
may be a good match.

[bumper]

Go to

http://www.mcmaster.com/

and type <bellows boots> in the search box - - all the sizes you might could
imagine. You'll be running around the house looking for things you might
improve with a big rubber bellows.

bumper

"Uncle Fuzzy" > wrote in message
...
On Oct 10, 6:23 pm, ZZ > wrote:
> If all else fails, consider a rubber motorcycle shock cover. Usually
> available in various lengths and colors.
>
> Paul
> ZZ
>
>
>
> thermalrider wrote:
> > Anyone replace the rubber bellows on a Joseph Pietz (1976 "Komet")
> > trailer tongue?
> > Can you direct me to a possible supplier in the US?
> > Or what you substituted
>
> > Thanks
> > Jim- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

The diameters of the motorcycle 'gators' will probably be a bit
small. If you have any serious 4WD offroad accessory shops in your
area you might give them a look. Some of the covers for truck struts
may be a good match.

[01-- Zero One]

The old standby, McMaster-Carr has quite a variety of lengths and
diameters.



Zero One




"thermalrider" > wrote in message
:

> Anyone replace the rubber bellows on a Joseph Pietz (1976 "Komet")
> trailer tongue?
> Can you direct me to a possible supplier in the US?
> Or what you substituted
>
> Thanks
> Jim

[GM]

On Oct 10, 5:46*pm, thermalrider > wrote:
> Anyone replace the rubber bellows on a Joseph Pietz (1976 "Komet")
> trailer tongue?
> Can you direct me to a possible supplier in the US?
> Or what you substituted
>
> Thanks
> Jim

Try http://www.anhaengerteileshop.de/index.html
They should have the original part.

Uli