Do the wheels screw on like the wheels in the LEGO DUPLO Tech Machines Set?
353159
No, the wheels do not screw on. I am not familiar with the Lego Duplo Tech Machines set other than reading the description on Amazon. The Duplo set does not sound like the same thing as this Lego Education Wheels set. The wheels contained in the Lego Education Wheels set are the "standard" axels, wheels and tires that one would get in regular Lego sets. The tire mounts to the wheel and the wheel snaps onto the axel. You would not insert a screwdriver to lock these wheels into place.
353160
We don't have that kit. We bought these so our son could build what he wants. He is very creative and builds all sorts of vehicles. He loves it and he is now 8.
1260259
Yes, the feet are screwed in, so you could put some wheels in as long as the threads are the same size. Shouldn't be impossible, but most of the wheels I've seen at the hardware store are not threaded, they push into the leg rather than screw in. Hope this helps.
1824380
Yes and no. The connectors are the same, but the wheels are wider on this set (10558) and are not made for Duplo track. The wider wheels don't work on switches, bridges, or level crossings (though they do work on straights and curves).
2009732
No. You have to bolt the wheel assembly to the board. Pretty simple. Three bolts and nuts per wheel assembly.
781399
They are rubber around a hard metal metal where the bearings are. There are not the cheap plastic wheels you see on cheap kids' skates.
1899853
I believe they are removable they just snapped into place. They do have locks on the wheels if that helps. Just don't put the casters on when you put it together. Hope this helps. I use mine for crafts and beading supplies. Love them (2).
699308
I got the first set for my Grandson as well, the set I got him now has wheels and they love them. They were building and knocking them down also there was a bigger base to build on. I'm not sure if this answers your question.
90360
No. The is a board one side work side works on duplos and one works on regular ones.
1899503
I have seen them with wheels. Floats would be possible but a little weird. Just keep the CG where it says.
1629914
Yes, each wheel is attached to the bottom with 4 wood screws. So just leave out the step in the instructions where is says to attach them.
924343
yes they do. Suggest by the way that if you purchase, you also purchase a couple of spare wheels
1754056
The feet screw into the bottom so I would imagine if you can find wheels with the same screw size as the feet that it should be a fairly simple mod.
2196856
Yes. They fit snugly, so you needn't worry about them falling off; however, if you want to remove them, a firm tug will dislodge the wheels. I love mine, for what it's worth.
764474
yes. They slide in and bolt on as optional parts. We have bought a lot of these chairs and like them quite a lot- lots of good adjustments. The downside is the wheel base is weak for overwieght staff, causing wheels to break out of the base. A thick pour of epoxy on the couple chairs around our staff that needed some extra strength has held up for several years problem-free. Since the chair is so affordable and the fix just needs a few hours for the epoxy to cure we've found it a reasonable fix to this one weak-link.
564739
Yes, there is. Each wheel is held on by a piece of metal that loops around and is the "foot". The part that holds on the wheel is plastic, and is held in place with a metal bolt. The wheels are kepts in the downward position with an internal spring that isn't visible, but is most likely metal. I hope that helps.
1959697
Yes Sandra, The Duplo pieces definitely lock onto the small regular-sized Lego platforms. My grandson still likes the Duplo best and he's five !
90363
They are not intended for that, but you can actually use regular LEGO (System) on top of any DUPLO block as long as you use 2x2 bricks (or other bricks with dimensions that are multiples of 2x2s) to make the transition. A DUPLO stud is twice the size of a System one and will fit in the tube under the regular LEGO bricks (not plates, though).