what size axel? I need 5/8 bore hole.
1736125
This is the tire I bought for my Rubbermaid wheel barrow. If you have the Rubbermaid, you should be good as far as my experience went.
1736126
If I remember right I have a 5/8 axel. I think the new wheels are 3/4 id. I bought brass sleeves flanged one end only by 1" long x 5/8id x 3/4 od
245574
i takes the smaller shaft balls and the length is standard the base is only about 5/8 on the ball mount so any 1 7/8 ball should work
1721173
The 5/16 and 1/8" cable both work with these ends. The 5/16 requires a much cleaned cut of the cable to allow a easier insertion into the ends. The clamping system does a great job to either size and the 1/8 " will give you less stress in assembly. Most insertion problems came after threading the cable through holes in support posts. I used 6x6 and 8x8 cedar post with a 1/4 inch hole through them Required inserting the drill bit from both directions of each hoe made in support posts. Just take your time and enjoy the outcome.
1208442
the pin hole is five-eights . And the ball mount size one-eight of an inch. Hope that helps
562027
The hole diameter is just a little over 5/16" of an inch, it will not fit a 3/8" shaft.
1083413
You need not worry about the rim, you get the tire and rim both. Just make sure the 5/8" bore and the bolt patern match and your good to go. I hope this helps.
1884346
I had mine machined to enlarge hub bore to fit trailer axle. I'll Measure when I go clear the snow. I have a un machined pair also.
1273755
3/8 should work. You only need enough room for the side flange and the screws.
1956337
No , you would have to drill it out to make it fit. I have a 5/8 hex as well. 3/4 is the ideal measurement you need to find
1596959
just tried measuring it in the rain. the original axel appears to be 5/8" dia. i believe the wheel hub to be 7/8" . the website will probably show it. i added brass sleeves (flanged one end only) over the old shaft and placed them on both sides of each new wheel hub (4 total). they are ace hardware items. cart works fine.
167016
Your axle is small enough to fit but will be too loose to roll the bearings correctly. A 5/8" axle is required.
2030630
I do not know. I am using a straight shaft. Sorry. Try the Tanaka web site. I think they have one.
352638
Spindle is 5/8 but it requires a 1 1/4 arbor makes buying some attachments expensive and if you call the factory they say you cant use wire wheels on it
1351528
I just checked mine. I had a 3/8 bolt and nut to compare. The nut was too big. You are in luck. It's 5/16 and a 1/2 inch wrench fits.
731084
I don't see why not. It's worked on everything I've thrown at it. The only thing I've had to do was buy adapters for through axels. It's got a tapered slot which should fit most all solid axels.
1053127
Predrill hole 1/8 inch or 9/64 depends on screw that's in it. Then screw in
805423
Yes, in fact a 5/8" shaft will have clearance within the bearing sleeve, it will not be a 'press-fit'. I've used this product as a replacement on my old wheel barrel, and it's a big improvement over a pneumatic tire.