Trying to replace Craftsman wheel, but the hub is recessed on the outside. Does this wheel have a recess on the other side?
196961
Not sure exactly what you mean by recessed. The bearing hub comes all the way out to the point where the pin would need to be inserted. The wheel hub has the same structure on both sides. Except that if you reverse it the inside has more open area around the hub (that extends to the spokes) than the outside. The wheel could be installed either way and would work, but it would look different if the inside was facing out. Sorry I could not be of more help.
196962
Not real sure what you are asking. I would be happy to check it out for you if you can explain what you are looking for.
662873
Yes, I believe it should as many Toro and Craftsman parts are interchangeable. It did fit my Brute self-propelled and is much better than the factory ones due to a bushing in the center. It allows for better longevity of the wheel.
1874390
Yes, The wheel will look just like the one that is in the picture. Wheel will be complete. Thanks.
2136649
The axle housing is attached - unable to determine if it is welded - to a thin metal flange that is bolted to the hubs by the bolts seen in the photo. IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT THE AXLE HUB IS NOT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE WHEEL BUT PROTRUDES FROM ONE SIDE ONLY.
1339437
I made the same mistake. The wheel in the picture is the right diameter (14") and tread widthe (2"), but it is too thick through the axle hole. The axle is too short to get the nut on. I found the right wheel (#181624) on Amazon. Just type in "181624 wheel/sears mower" and then click on the description and it will pull up the 6 spoke wheel that you need. Sold by Mowtownusa. I already got mine and its the right wheel. Hope this helps.
371955
Spokes can be removed with a spoke wrench which is about the size of a peanut and available at some hardware stores or a bike shop. Installing the new hub may require a different spoke length if old and new hub diameters are out of matching range.Re-lacing a wheel is a tedious process to keep true round and wobble free. With that I recommend having bike shop mechanic handle that. They have all the specialized tools and expertise to provide a safe working wheel that won't fail at high speed.
439035
Hmmm not sure, I will try mine when I get home! Have not had an issue, mine was the wheel coming off!!
255562
This cluster comes as it is in the picture.. This is a screw right onto the hub unit...The free wheel is built right in.. If fit my bike perfectly. I did have to add a few links to my chain...This is slightly bigger than the 28 tooth low on most Wallyworld bikes..You will need a special tool to remove the old one. The tool fits inside the free wheel. Take the wheel off the bike. Hold it with the cassette ( gears ) on the right side and remove Counter Clockwise..Just the opposite of the way the chain pulls.. You can always find the take off direction because it will free wheel in that direction. for more help contact me at chiefredelk at gmail dot com.. Good luck, Chief. This cluster comes as it is in the picture.. This is a screw right onto the hub unit...The free wheel is built right in.. If fit my bike perfectly. I did have to add a few links to my chain...This is slightly bigger than the 28 tooth low on most Wallyworld bikes..You will need a special tool to remove the old one. The tool fits inside the free wheel. Take the wheel off the bike. Hold it with the cassette ( gears ) on the right side and remove Counter Clockwise..Just the opposite of the way the chain pulls.. You can always find the take off direction because it will free wheel in that... » Read More This cluster comes as it is in the picture.. This is a screw right onto the hub unit...The free wheel is built right in.. If fit my bike perfectly. I did have to add a few links to my chain...This is slightly bigger than the 28 tooth low on most Wallyworld bikes..You will need a special tool to remove the old one. The tool fits inside the free wheel. Take the wheel off the bike. Hold it with the cassette ( gears ) on the right side and remove Counter Clockwise..Just the opposite of the way the chain pulls.. You can always find the take off direction because it will free wheel in that direction. for more help contact me at chiefredelk at gmail dot com.. Good luck, Chief. « Show Less
2235492
The cog on the outside can be changed, you will need to purchase a cog with the three pins on it. If you search for a cog for a geared hub, you shouldn't have too much trouble finding one.
682044
The manual says no, but I was able to use a thin Harbor Freight cut off wheel by flipping over the nut that holds the wheel in place. I've run through about 4 or 5 cut off wheels this way, and it works fine. Your mileage may vary.
2280202
Mine did. Wound up not using it as I still had the one from my previous wheel.
1951421
I used on left(drivers side) and worked well. The info said not handed and I checked the right and it seemed to be the same hub.
940171
The Craftsman 9-21154 comes with the wire wheel on the left side but less HP even though it had a good review by popular mechanics. Either way you can add a wire wheel to this grinder.
1411597
yes it is a craftsman and I bought a new one. thank you for your help anyway. Larry!
1361557
These wheels are designed as wheel barrel replacement---meaning that the hub (area where the axial goes through) protrudes 2 5/8 inches on each side of rim. This hub is 1 1/2 inches in diameter. The wheel bearing fit over a 5/8 inch axial /rod. There is a grease fitting on one side of extended hub.I installed two of these wheel units on my Agri-Fab utility cart. Works just fine (I had to purchase a longer 5/8 inch rod/axial to accommodate these wheel assembly. I hope this info helps.
1274221
There should be a bracket on the both side of the wheel. The bracket is on the rear axial.
138618
Mine is a different model than yours and than what is listed. I literally measured and counted spokes, rows, and wheels to ensure it was the same as my previous one. Good luck!