Rogar Replacement Drive Slug #30416

(32 Reviews)
SKU: 30416 Rogar Drive Slug
$22.00
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Details

Rogar Replacement Drive Slug (P/N 30416). This genuine Rogar replacement part is designed for all Rogar Openers (sold separately) and includes the drive slug with hinge pin.

Please note: many companies offer knockoffs products that look very similar to genuine Rogar products, and some even use our "Estate" brand name.To repair a non-Rogar opener, the best option is to contact the original merchant from whom you purchased your opener. If you try to use Rogar replacement parts to repair your non-Rogar opener, we cannot guarantee that our part(s) will work.

Features

Use genuine Rogar replacement parts with your Rogar wine opener.

Specs & Resources

Brand: Rogar

Size: 1 3/4w x 1d x 1/2h (in)

Weight: 0.05 lbs

Material: Plastic

Video

Ratings & Reviews

32 Reviews

Easy repair for old estate wine opener

Patricia - | 3/1/2022 7:00 am

I needed to repair my 33 year old estate wine opener and had no problem finding the necessary parts here. They were delivered on time and very reasonable priced as opposed to buying a new opener. The video was easy to follow, the opener has been repaired and is working like new.

Replacement Parts Work on Vintner Opener Too

NJ John| 12/26/2023 1:03 pm

I have a 40 year old Vintner brand wine opener, which looks just like a Rogar. Fortunately it uses the same internal parts, because Vintner isn't around anymore. My Vintner "slug" broke, which disabled the opener. To make a long story short, for a Vintner, if either your plastic "slug" or plastic "worm guide" breaks, replace both, because the new Rogar parts are designed to fit and work together. The "dog" part in between them is metal. Mine seemed good, but if I had to do the repair over I'd replace the "dog" too. Anyhow, for $40 in parts and postage I rescued a $250-$300 wine opener. Rogar parts people were very friendly and forthright, cautioning that they couldn't guarantee the parts would work on a non-Rogar opener, but they did. They also told me about a Rogar repair video on You Tube. Between it and a couple of others you can navigate the repair, which otherwise would be somewhat tricky.