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Hi.  I currently have a ge refrigerator that only has leg levelers.  I would like to see if there are any rollers available where I can just unscrew the levelers and screw in rollers?   I am also concerned with increase height because there is a cabinet above. Any help would be great

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Wayne 

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Ge does not offer any part specifically for your unit but I did go to my old friend google and typed in "screw in leveling leg casters" and pulled Some up. Anything you use is going to change the height. What I would do is pull one of the leveling feet off and take it to my local caster store and see what the industry has to offer. Not Home Depot or lowes. Try to find a store that primarily sells casters.

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