Arnold 490-322-0004 8X1.75 STL Offset Wheel

These are replacement wheels for a collpsible cart that I use to tote large musical instruments (tuba, euphonium) and other concert gear in. The original wheels had plastic hubs which disintegrated. I had to machine new axle sleeves to make these wheels fit, but now While they are a bit heavier than the old wheels, I'm very happy to have them on my cart. I expect them to last for a good while.

Slightly offset, two metal bearings, comes with a washer and a sleeve adapter for half inch shaft. The price is about the same everywhere but not all of these have metal bearings, some are just plastic. I'd call this medium duty for hand trucks. Handle a fridge with this as long as you don't roughly slam it down stairs.

I purchased these Steel Ball Bearing Wheels to replace the 8” Plastic Factory Wheels that came on my Craftsman/Husqvarna Push Mower (Non SelfPropelled) . These have Hollow 1/2” Ball Bearing Shafts. The Bearings do not appear to be Factory lubricated, I recommend you grease them before use. I could not determine how Offset the Hubs were before purchase. One side of the Hub is flush with the tread. Most Plastic Wheels are Offset flush + 1/2” so measure and make sure these will not rub. I slid some 1/2 Nylon spacers on the shaft. STERN another manufacturer sells a similar Wheel for $30. These were a big improvement over the Factory plastic wheels with worn shafts.

I had plastic wheels on my generator as shown in 2 of the pictures. One wheel cracked a couple years ago, but still worked so I was careful when moving it. The second wheel cracked when I was turning the generator around this past weekend for annual fall startup. It failed completely when I continued pulling out of the garage where there is a slight bump. Second wheel (that was previously cracked) then failed when weight shifted. Design problem somewhere, plastic became brittle? Carried generator back into garage and then I found these metal wheels which should never fail. Local T.S. store had plastic wheels in stock that looked similar to what I had previously, but for same price and no need to make an 1.5 hour round trip to the store I tried these metal wheels from Amazon. The original wheel was 7-3/4" diameter, so 1/4" larger was no problem. Wheel comes with (1) washer and (1) 11/16" long spacer as shown. I ended up adding 2 additional washers behind the wheel to make it tight to the cotter pin as shown. The bearings allow the wheel to move a little bit side to side, but not enough to cause any performance issues. The plastic wheels were stiff in comparison. Bore hole for 1/2" shaft. I'm happy to have the generator repaired with steel wheels that should never fail.

I used these on my lawnmower. Don't waste your money buying cheap ones. I did and they were broke and floppy after a year, I didn't even mow that much due to a drought. They fit good, I did need an extra washer. The one provided was very close. But that's me. Completely worth the cost! They will out last the mower, which is already 15 yrs old but going strong.

worked perfectly after several tries with ordering the wrong wheel width. This one was perfect.

THE PRICE WAS OK,. BUT ONCE INSTALLED ON MY MOWER, THE BEARING SLEEVE APPEARS TO HAVE SPOTS WHEN IT SPINS ON THE AXLE, BECOMES HARD TO TURN, I LUBRICATED THEM GOOD, STILL HARD SPOTS WHILE SPINNING ON AXLE.

I got these for a PowerSmart Push Lawn Mower Gas Powered, 21 Inch Gas Lawn Mower that the rear wheels literally fell apart on. I put these on, and they became the best part of the mower. I would definitely get these again.

Lo use en una podadora marca Toro y funciono al 100%