Does this wheel actually measure 8" full in diameter or is like 7-5/8" and is the bore 1-3/8" offset.
1552550
Yes this wheel measures 8" full inches with a 1 3/8 offset I double checked and measured. Good to go
533375
I just measured and yes it is a 1/2 inch diameter shaft! Have done many wheels on mine and it is Well built for the price and I recommend it ....
2206578
Hey Joyce, the outside diameter of the wheel is just a hair (maybe 1/16") over 3". This wheel uses the same bearings as skateboard wheels which are easily pressed in and removed without any special tools. Hope this helped.
475745
I have a 60" Swisher Finish Cut Mower and it has offset hubs. Not centered like this one. Mine also has 5/8" bearings.
1137124
No, the bolt on the hub puller measures a full inch. I am not sure of the number of threads per inch, but the bolt is definitely much larger than a 5/8" bolt.
143857
Kecia - I checked when I got home and I was mistaken. It is a 1/8 inches round not 3/8 that I stated earlier.
1543075
5/8 and 7/8 arbor wheels work equally well on this grinder -- the grinder hub has a small lip on it to align 7/8" wheels.
363509
No. I actually returned this because it is too large for my own 3/8" chuck. Milwaukee does make one which will fit 3/8" though.
1107257
The outer edge of the wheel is flush with the side of the tire and that width is 3". Tire height is 81/2 (8.5). I wasn't happy with the quality of the swivel hardware - seemed the problem is the bearing. The wheel/ tire itself, seems to be fine. Not much to go wrong with the non-swivel caster. Michael
1470296
Hello Andrew... I have both 17x8 and 17x7. In each case the mounting surface is exactly the center of the wheel. The 8" wheel has 4 inches from the mounting surface to the back of the wheel. The spokes are close to the outside of the wheel, and the hub is thick, allowing for a couple inches caliper clearance to the outside, and 4 inches to the inside. Hope that helps.
799994
I bought this wheel a year ago, and it is made to accept a 5/8" diameter axel. There are other Model No's available to accept 3/4" axels. In the detailed descriptions, the ball bearing size description is really the inside diameter (ID) of the sleeve/bushing within the ball bearing that accepts the axel. I'd estimate that the actual ID is larger by about 0.020" (or 0.5mm), so the axel is not a press fit inside the bushing/bearing. This should more than answer your Q. Just find the part with the 3/4" ball bearing ID.
419772
It is the standard size that fifth wheels have for water lines. I believe that it is 3/8ths. Works well, good pump.
506333
I just measured. The actual diameter is 1 5/8, But I believe it is officially known as 1 1/2 x 1/2.
1746007
The wheel is 8" X 2", has 53 Teeth Gear, 1/2" bore, 1-5/8" offset AMC Parts Store
1559805
Sorry, the offset is too high at 18mm. You need a 0-15mm for fitment. The wheel is not available for your fitment.
1514878
I think it was 5/8 inch . I did not use them as the tires were to narrow to go over stones in my driveway
534402
The 1" x 8 is 0.525 across the flats. Obviously, you will need one to open a bi more. I use my tap in. Wood lathe, meaning that the part is chucked and the head stock locked. The tap is set in position to start and the point of the tail stock pressed into the centering hole on the flats end of the tap. I then use an adjustable crescent wrench to turn the tap while advancing the tail stock to feed and keep pressure on the tap. This is a bit of a dance as my tail stock is 10 TPI and the tap is 8 TPI.JUST DOUBLE CHECK THAT YOU DON't REALLY WANT A 1.250 x 8 TPI TAP!!