Amazon needs to be more specific, what diameter hubs does it fit ????Is it stainless steel or mild steel ?
315442
Mine is a 1.98". Stainless Steel These come in a variety of sizes, including threaded versions. Additional info on sizing and type. http://www.bearingbuddy.com/model.html
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.
555479
total hub width is right at 2.5 inches. wheels are plastic with metal bearings inserted on each side with 1/2" axle hole. These did not fit my craftsman as I thought the same thing as you, 2 meant hub width
1060241
You need the diameter of the inner race of the inner and outer bearings. There are two types, one has the same bearing at the outer edge of the hub as it does in the inner. The other has a stepped acle with a bigger inner race on the inner wheel bearing (next to the seal)
85089
Free hub. Any octagonal cassette tool works fine w/ it. If I'm not wrong it fits 8 through 10 speed cassettes....
11316
I cannot speak scientifically about the materials in the fob, but if I had to guess, the hub is solid brushed stainless steel (it has a bit of heft) with the track where the rings attach being made of chromium steel. Rings are nothing special, spring steel. The build quality is excellent, I've had mine for 5 years with no problems at all. Easily the best keyholder I've owned and perhaps the best made.
2029284
These are for 130mm hubs. See the following link on how to measure your frame http://sheldonbrown.com/frame-spacing.html
741016
No idea, you need to check part number. By the picture it wont. I never received my hub assembly I ordered that was to come from prime choice
391396
It will fit every single speed hub out there. They have a industry standard thread.
496208
It comes with no hub. I'm having a hub machined to fit it to my 83 bass tracker . So youjust need the correct hub
46928
The hubs are non-branded but are a loose-ball & cone style hub. This wheel is most likely of better quality than the majority of 27" wheels that were put on bikes back in the day.
71822
The hub itself, without freewheel installed, is about 85mm. From flange to flange it is 58mm, and from cone to cone, 91mm. Overall width is greater, of course, with the freewheel in place.
1531362
Depends on your hub size i would firgure out you hub diameter and buy based on that cause these didnt work out for me. A hubcentric spacer is the only way to go otherwise there will be movement. After my lettle while running spacers i would say its now worth putting on front wheels because of scrub radius wheel turning the wheel. I ran 1 inchers front and bqck tho for a lil
2151793
I do not know. I suggest that you measure the diameter and compare the hub design. I believe that Daewoo uses the same hub design so the main determination will be the diameter.
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.
2170894
Yes, this will fit, but you will also need the hub adapter, which I have in stock, for $84.95 Plus free shipping {USA} or the short version for $129.95 & free shipping {USA}
796453
I have prime so I did it through amazon the hubs are crap though mine only lasted half a block the collapsed