What is the diameter of the hub (spindle removed). I want to install a long axle between two wheels but not sure my axle will fit the hub.
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Diameter is app. 7/16" Be sure the axle is not soft like thread rod it will bend under load You'llneeded hardened steel. Good luck with your project. Sounds like a trailer and I've made a few and a lot of mistakes along the way. Dan
2039975
I am unaware of any "size options" available for this unit. However, I tape measured the circumference of the gripping surface on my golf cart steering wheel to be 4-1/2 inches. I'm guessing that the "slack" allowed by the screw that binds the spinner to the wheel MIGHT be 1/4" to 3/8". You should use a tape measure to gauge the circumference that exists with the thickness of TWO wheel covers involved. Only then will you be able to decide if the BL Spinner might work for you. The spinner itself is first class and is really great in my application. JKMc
1738891
I have no idea as I cut them to fit, taking off a goodly amount. The tightener is a lost cause; it's for a much larger wheel and there is no way to convert them. It's listed as a small on the package. HW
1915407
Yes it is for rear axle only.this axle will not fit a front hub because the diameter of the front hub is smaller than the rear, also the cone of the rear axle are bigger.
1339431
Imagine that, the manufacturer is getting paid for their product and I am not. While I'm not going to pull my wheel off the mower(currently at my brother's) I can say my axles were in the neighborhood of 2 3/4 to 2 7/8 total. The nut itself is about a half inch. If your mower calls for this wheel then you should have no issue. Hope this helps.
431441
Hi Jamie, I am not sure. You wold need to measure your lug pattern to see if it is 4" apart when measures across the center of the hub and the threads measure 10mmx1.25. Thanks for asking, Greg 888-630-6696
987204
We thought we might need axle extenders because of the thickness of the training wheel frame, however, we got a large "C" clamp and squeezed the frame enough to put the nuts on the existing axle. Don't know if it will work for you but it might be worth a try. These are the sturdiest training wheels we could find and have worked great.
2016066
No its not it uses a quick release axle and fits a standard fork. I have these wheels on my Cannondale Rize 4. I am thinking about getting a second set and changing the hub out for a 20mm thru axle because i just bought another bike. The change would not be that hard to do and is worth it to me because these are extremely nice wheels.
1060242
Pull off existing hub. Wipe off grease. Is spindle tapered? If yes, measure diameter at back end and front end......you could also measure diameter of inner bearing race. If rear is 1 - 3/8 and front is 1-1/16 then your good. That's it.
1066053
The hub is about 4" long. The wheel additionally comes with plastic spacers in case those are needed with your wheel barrow.
2202414
Don't understand. Your axle is 1 1/4" long? That makes no sense. how small is your hand truck. Are you sure the axle length is not somewhere around 20 something inches long not including threads. The wheel will work that is shown in the pic. All these wheels on dollies are about the same, if not then you have a very expensive hand truck and probably has pneumatic tires or solid tires larger than the wheel in the pic
1060243
Measure the diameter of the axle. You will have two measurements because the axle is tapered or stepped. You must remove the old hub to do this. For accuracy, use a caliper.
431442
Hi Jamie,I am not sure. You wold need to measure your lug pattern to see if it is 4" apart when measures across the center of the hub and the threads measure 10mmx1.25.Thanks for asking,Greg888-630-6696
1737945
I had to drill a hole into the plate that holds my wheel (forward of the axle). In order to attach it to the actual axle bolt, I was told I'd need to buy a whole new wheel with a longer axle. Drilling the hole was the best idea and has not compromised the integrity of the steel that holds the wheel in place. Now that I have that set up, its a very fast connect, disconnect. If I could attach a photo I would but I don't see where that's possible.
1361556
It states in the description that it has a 6" hub: I'd describe this dimension as the width of the hub, but they call it the length. It has some play on my wheelbarrow. The quality is good.... never another flat, and I've hauled full loads of concrete which is as heay as it gets. The important part is that it's designed to fit on a 5/8" axle, and it slips over this with clearance (not a press-fit).
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What is the axle spacing of your internal gear hub that you want to use with it? Compare the specs. You can't just add nuts onto the hub to widen it. But you may have to do some widening of the rear triagle, which is really tricky, because the chainstay on the right has an indent (for chainring clearance) that the left one doesn't have, so if you have to pry them apart, they won't separate evenly, and you will need to do some precise realigning. Advanced stuff.
89201
Wheel hubs, where you attach these, are generally made in two sizes: for 7 cogs or less, or for 8 and up. It probably won't fit. See Sheldon Brown's site for more than you ever wanted to know about bikes.