What is the inside diameter of the bearing housing (or what size bearing does the wheel acomodate)?
385592
The wheels run on a 22mm outter diameter bearing (same size as a typical longboard or skate board bearing).
1153190
The hole in the center of the wheel fits a 5/8" axle. if you remove the bearings I think the hole is 1 1/8. Hope this helps.
1009301
the axle hole in the push in bearing is 1/2" The actual width from outside of bearing to outside of bearing measures 2 7/16" and these did not fit my craftswman
2009944
They are a standard blade runner wheel with a width of about 3/4" if that helps, however, they do not come with bearings which was not stated in the product description and useless for my application. Good luck...
919251
The bearing that is installed has a .750" ID. There is a second set of flange bearings that came with the wheels and they have a .625" ID. The spare flange bearing OD is 1.383". The engraving on the spare flange bearings have GXZH & it has HW-13C.
545552
There are 5 bits plus a spare 3/8 bearing. The Radii: 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4
1984589
Hey there. Sorry for the late response as I just got to my email. The width of the hub is 3-5/8. It was actually slightly longer then would fit on my wood cart. As these were replacement I simply took the hub from old wheel and put it on the tire and bam. It was strange as the hub and tire was exactly like the one I was trying to replace but the new hub was about a 3/16 wider then the old and I could not get the pin into the axle. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Chris
2007334
The size you need is determined by the size of your hubs not your axle. the bearing buddy is available in 12 different sizes from 1.781 inches to 2.717 inches. the most common are 1.98 inches on must wheel hubs. So, you must identify what the inside diameter your wheel hubs are where the grease cap is inserted to chose the correct Bearing Buddy. You can easily do this by prying off the existing grease cap and measuring the width of the portion of the cap that fits into the hub. If that is only one inch than the bearing buddy is to large for your use. I hope this info helps you, Alan
2042459
Not sure, but the bearings in mine went out 5 minutes after I installed it... noisier now than the noisy one I replaced.
167016
Your axle is small enough to fit but will be too loose to roll the bearings correctly. A 5/8" axle is required.
77858
Don't know for sure but if you can measure the outside diameter of your bearing buddy insert I will be glad to check later today to verify the newer units.
1669608
It measures about 4"x 2". Mine did not last long though...inside wheel mechanism broke.
524627
A quick measurement on mine looks like the shaft center to the top of the unit is about 3" so it will be close. I am not sure where you are measuring from but normally there is a bit more clearance considering the wheel attached to the shaft is much larger in diameter than the shaft itself.
835441
I didn't measure it. It was for a 60's era Schwinn and it fit. I just took the sellers word for it and they were correct. If you look on the old bearing you should be able to find a number. All bearings, no matter who manufactured them, carry identical part numbers for identical bearings. I bought a couple of these. I think that rather than pound out the old cup, I just all the new stuff but the cup. Much easier that way. Ed
1917981
Actually I replied earlier to wrong wheel purchased. I would have to measure to see but most are standard size.
1874528
I purchased this kit to replace the gimbal bearing in my Alpha One sterndrive. The bearing's inside diameter is 1-3/8". The 2-jaw configuration would fit with a little room to spare. For the 3-jaw to fit, I filed down the jaw edges just a little until it slid inside the bearing.
1791363
Did you find out? According to the parts diagram I have, it's an 11 inch wheel. I ordered it and it was too small - it is actually a 12 inch wheel (I have same model and year as you). Before I order this one, I want to know if it worked.