Do you know the wheel base from center of axle to axle
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My sweet s-i-l answered this question for me as I don't know---I ordered two of these for my grand-boys to play with as they are identical to new Cammy I bought in 2014---red rock metallic. It is 10 l/2 inches. Hope this helps. Sherry in Knoxville TN
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Easy trick to measure axle: Put an open end 5/8" wrench on your axle. If the axle fits inside the wrench, then the axle on your wheelbarrow is 5/8" or smaller and this rim's hub will fit over your axle. Just remember to check your hub length to see if the replacement wheel will fit within the width of your frame.
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I do not see a part # and I know that there are different for different units. Either look up the part # in the owners manual and type it in the search bar. Or go by the model and serial # on the id tag in the rear of the unit, left of center, about at the same height as the top of the wheels.
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Yes, the white you see in the center is the bearing. I think I mentioned it in my evaluation, but the ID (interior dimension) of the bearing as delivered was too large for my axle, but since my old wheel failed when the spokes broke, I simply remove the center hub from my old wheel and installed it into the new wheel.
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8-3/4" from the bottom of the wheel to the center of where the pipe would attach.
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Centering rings and lug nuts were needed for my install. The hub centers on these wheels are larger than the hub center on your Mercedes. You will need to order a set of centering rings to absorb the difference or you will notice a shimmy simmillar to an unballanced tire/wheel.
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Measure axle diameter, bolt circle diameter, count number of bolts, match same and you will be OK
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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.
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It really depends on how deep the lip is. Measure it from the edge of the wheel to the deepest point before it starts sloping upward into the center hub. Most steel wheels are 1 3/4", so you shouldn't have a problem.
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i bought these back in august i believe the caster base was 3.2 long 2'' wide and from bottom of wheel to top of caster oal was 1.5'' hope this helps
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Hey there, sorry for the late reply. The back hub has a small lever you need to push in that will allow the wheels to seat on the axle. Hope that helps.
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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.
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Not that I know of, but I didn't really check. You could take apart the hub and get the bearing numbers and go from there.
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Should be a sticker in glove box that has this information. If not ...http://www.cumminsforum.com/forum/3rd-gen-powertrain/325228-sames-rear-axles-2003-2006-dodge-2500-3500-trucks.html
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100% Positive !, on my jeep it have 4 rims and just 3 center hub, I order a new one from amazon (withe my concern that if they will really fit) it was the one.
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I don't remember but they are the wrong part! The part I needed includes the base the spring sits in. These don't. They are a waste of time and money as you will have to do the job over with the right parts!
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I can't answer as I do not have access to the wheel or purchase papers. I put it on a standard single axle trailer