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Trailer Jockey Wheel Repair Rim / Full Wheel Ø200

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0.6mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill - PAHT-CF
0.6mm nozzle, 0.3mm layer, 3 walls, 20% infill - PAHT-CF
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0.2mm layer, 15 walls, 100% infill - PETG
0.2mm layer, 15 walls, 100% infill - PETG
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0.2mm layer, 8 walls, 25% infill - 200mm CPL PETG full whell
0.2mm layer, 8 walls, 25% infill - 200mm CPL PETG full whell
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Description

Trailer Jockey Wheel Repair Rim / Full Wheel Ø200

During a road trip through Italy, the jockey wheel on our caravan suddenly broke after hitting the ground while turning with our Adria Aviva trailer.

After checking replacement parts, I found that a new wheel would cost around €38, which felt unnecessarily expensive for such a simple part.
So I designed and printed my own repair solution — and after multiple real-world tests, it works surprisingly well.

This model includes:

  • a repair rim solution using the original rubber tire
  • and a complete Ø200 mm printable wheel for anyone with a fully damaged wheel or missing tire

Both versions have already been tested on our trailer and are working great.

🔧 What’s Included

✅ Repair Version

  • Reuse the original rubber tire
  • Print the rim in two halves
  • Assemble both sides together with the tire installed

✅ Full Wheel Version

  • Complete printable wheel Ø200 mm
  • Great if your original wheel is completely broken
  • No original rubber needed

🧱 Printing Recommendations

Rim Halves

  • Print as provided
  • Strong material recommended: PETG / PAHT-CF / ASA
  • Use sufficient infill for durability

Full Wheel

  • Recommended: 8 walls/perimeters
  • Increase wall count further if additional strength is needed
  • PETG or ASA strongly recommended for outdoor use

🔩 Assembly

  • The rim is designed in two separate halves
  • Assemble using:
    • M6x25 mm screws
  • Insert the original tire between both halves before tightening

⚠️ Important

This is a DIY repair solution designed and tested for practical personal use.
Always inspect printed parts before use and adjust print settings according to your trailer weight and terrain.

💡 Why I Made This

Instead of throwing away the entire wheel and buying a costly replacement, this project makes it possible to repair or recreate the wheel for just a few euros using a 3D printer.

Hopefully this solution helps others facing the same problem!

 

 

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