I am having trouble getting the wheels to go in all the way. My seat is B000P6WMO6
1984130
I had trouble getting the wheels in too. I lubed the wheel shafts with WD40 with my fingers and as I was putting the wheels in with the chair upside down. I used a hammer & screwdriver on bottom of the wheels. Gently hitting the screwdriver. Wheels went in fine then.
1984131
The wheels ARE difficult to get on but they work fine once they're seated...I don't know about the part number..I can't read the writing on mine..I assume they are the same. I hope it works out for you.
1984132
I pushed them in with a rubber hammer. I love this seat, use it all the time when I'm cleaning my bike.
1984133
They will go. I think we used a two by four and a rubber mallet on the doge of the metal.
1984134
I had the same problem. You can either tap them in with a rubber mallet or place a block of wood on them and pound them in with a regular hammer. You will hear it snap in place when it's in all the way.
1984135
hi Bahr they are tight I used a rubber mallit& or just press hard & use alachoal so it will slide easer.
1984136
Turn the chair upside down and rest it on the floor. Insert a wheel into the slot until it stops. Now cup theswivel with one hand so that it won't move. Now with the other hand repeatedly strike the wheel with thepalm of the other hand over and over again slowly driving the caster shaft into its seat. As you do this youwill see it slowly going a little deeper with each strike until it is seated. A job for a pretty husky man. Not sure if a woman would be able to seat it. That is how I did mine, hope it works for you.
61024
Mine was really hard to move around with the rollers (straight out of the box) and I noticed one of the wheels is completely missing...good luck moving it if that's the case with yours.
213467
I think your seat is so thick and rigid. If it is, you can get a new seat which is thinner and more flexible. Look for the plastic and cheaper ones at walmart.
2263764
I hope you were able to get your wheels on. All of these comments are perfect instructions. Good luck!
2172839
I'm not able to help, I put this together for my granddaughter for Christmas last year and it's been at her house so I can't even look at it. If I remember correctly there were some kind of spacers that went on before/after the wheel itself and it was a little difficult to get them on. Sorry I can't help.
1695080
Unfortunately I returned the cart shortly after I got it because the wheels kept falling off. Maybe I didn't have them on right but I could not seem to figure it out myself either. Sorry I could not be more help.
1200153
Sorry to hear you're having trouble. My chair seems to work fine. Wish I had a suggestion for you.
1071386
Adjust the trucks, it will make it a lot better! I had the same issue. if you don't know how to do this look it up on YouTube there are several tutorials on how. Good luck :)
2263766
Now it's ok? That time after I receive it, at the beginning I can't "snap" the wheels on too. Just use force and knock it to put it on.
1340840
Try switching around the feet and don't tighten anything until you get all the bolts through. If anything, you might have to drill a little, but I didn't have to. Just keep it kinda loose, until you get everything in.
1649650
I am having problems putting the wheels/casters on the bottom. They don't seem to be clicking?
1743883
Have the same problem with mine. I agree with the others....still like the seat. Perhaps we should contact the company and they will modify the design.
1908917
Yes it is very hard to get the wheels on. What you have to do press really hard and move the wheel right to left at the same time while you're pushing it in. Cnce there are in you ain't getting them out. Hope it works out for you.
1298055
I just open the lid of the seat and grab the bar (you'll feel it through the bottom of the bag) and gently pull up on the bar. The legs/wheels should then collapse toward each other. Make sure you DON'T have the brakes on before doing this as it makes it more difficult. Hope this helps!
1069630
I'm going to suggest you go to Lowe's, Home Depot or similar store and buy your castor wheels there. If the chair uses a bastard size you'll need to replace all four to get a level ride but the chair is such a piece of junk you'll be better off.
157682
Thank you for your reply. I appreciate the details of how you use them. I have a yes and a no. The problem is I am alone and it's extremely difficult to lift and place each wheel. And frustrating to have them slip off when moved. But again, I'm grateful for your time.
817118
Grasp the seat by the rear and pull up sharply. There is a simple clip. Once I got Bella's seat open I had to loosen the four screws and adjust the clip properly. If it moves, then the seat is really hard to open. There was a very short manual. I have gotten most of my information on line. I also bought 45 degree valves to inflate the tires. None of my tire pumps would fit between the spokes and I ruined a tube on the rear wheel and it is a pain to replace. When it comes time to replace a tube you can buy them with a 45 degree valve. Otherwise it has been a great scooter and gets ridden miles each day.