Do you just take the wheel off the old legs & then put these on, or do you take off the entire leg & the wheel to replace? I hope that made sense!
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You slide out the wheel and leg (it is one assembled part and should slide out) and then fit the risers into the metal parts that previously held the wheel and leg assembly. My bed required all six risers as it is queen size. If you can, get someone to help you hold the bed frame steady.
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The post on the new leg fits into the bed frame. Pop out the old pop in the new.
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Just take off the wheel and put the new rod in it place. Then put that in the base.
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The wheels just push on, mine came w/instructions contact the seller they should send you some.
1943108
If you figure out how to replace the tube, let us know, because the original tube/tire is attached (glue??) to the wheel.
438025
Haven't had to repolace wheels. Suggest you look on their web site. Other approach-look at wheel-should have size on it just like a tire. Then buy replacement with same size and same axle attachment-note-I usually go with foam filled wheels as they don't deflate and are a bit softer than hard rubber.
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That's the reason I bought them. You would need to use the bolts from the original set up. You should make sure that the wheels will fit, the size-range information would be somewhere either on the original wheels or on the inline frame.
118951
No idea about replacement wheels. This was a gift and therefore I did not read any of the accompanying instructions or anything about replacement parts.
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I guess you do, but you should consider that you will need to re-built you wheel
1048781
Greetings, our supplier has stated that all you have to do is attach the legs. Hope this was helpful! Thanks
1387604
I am trying also to replace them and I got a e-mail back from a local bike shop that they might have the replacement. I am taking one of the wheels in to see if they have a match. I have lots of miles on the wheels.
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Yes, you may replace the feet. I selected the gliders made by the same company. They were quite simple to remove the original rubber feet.
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The best I can tell it is, I don't see any way to separate them. I tried to unscrew the metal stem from the wheel and it doesn't move. Your best best would be to remove the old stems. If they won't come out I'd look for one that just has the wheel without the metal stem. I don't think this particular model will come apart.
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Hi Jan, The stem and the wheel are all one unit permanently attached. It is usually the plastic part of the wheel that breaks but you need to pull the whole unit straight out of the bottom of the chair to put in the new unit. The old unit is in there tight and usually needs a strong pull to get it out. Depending on how your chair is set up it may help to use a strong flathead screwdriver to slip between the old wheel unit and the chair base to pry it out from the side. You can see the new unit has a little collar on the stem that catches inside the hole in the base. You just need to pry it enough to break that collar free from its place inside the hole. Once that is done it should come out fairly easy. I hope that helps. Good luck.
613190
Thank you for your inquiry. The leg tips can be unscrewed and replaced if you find the same size screw with wheels.
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Since the legs are all the same, the only option I believe would be to use shims on each leg. Good luck.
1964330
I had the same question! I was attemptying to replace only the cable on mine, because that's all that was broken. But I was not able to find just the cable, or more specifically; the part of the cable that hooks into the wheel and spins with the cable to make it work! After years of looking. This one simply hooks between the front wheel fork, and the hub/spokes. Simple and easy. Good luck!
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I had no problem like that the seller should replace the wheel or the entire buggy if not happy. Good luck please let all us the out come .
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I didn't take the wheels off. Really, I can't think of a band saw design that I've seen that would require removing the wheels to put new rites on. These tires have a little elesasticity, but it takes some muscle to get them on. Just be patient, because they're quality material.