What size wire wheel would be used in this product? 6" or 7"? Unable to locate any 7" wire wheels....
2077659
You can use the 6" wire wheel. Also, here is a link to 7" wheels:https://www.google.com/search?q=7%22+wire+wheel&ie;=utf-8&oe;=utf-8&aq;=t&rls;=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client;=firefox-a#bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&ei;=sjsSUtXYO-TW2QW31YGABg&f;p=c2ecfddfdb752369&q;=7%22+wire+wheel&rls;=org.mozilla:en-US:official&sa;=X&tbm;=shop&ved=0CD4Qsxg
112880
I'm sorry but 12 and 14 would be too small for this unit, it would move away from the wheel when you attempt to strip the wire. Please let me know if there is anything else that I can help you with today. Thank you for your interest in our company and products! Have a great day!
1629827
If I remember correctly I believe you need to convert the inches of 1 revolution of the wheel to millimeters. Mathematically, one revolution of the wheel would be it's circumference which is calculated as 2xPI (6.28)x R(radius of wheel). If the diameter of the wheel is 26 inches, the radius (R) is 1/2 half of that or 13 inches. The result is 81.64 inches. You now convert that to millimeters by multiplying inches by 25.4. The result is 81.64 x 25.4 = 2073.656mm. Round that to nearest whole number 2073 or 2074 and that is what you enter into the computer. Make sure the 26 inches is outside diameter of the tire and not the rim size. I hope that helps. If I remember correctly I believe you need to convert the inches of 1 revolution of the wheel to millimeters. Mathematically, one revolution of the wheel would be it's circumference which is calculated as 2xPI (6.28)x R(radius of wheel). If the diameter of the wheel is 26 inches, the radius (R) is 1/2 half of that or 13 inches. The result is 81.64 inches. You now convert that to millimeters by multiplying inches by 25.4. The result is 81.64 x 25.4 = 2073.656mm. Round that to nearest whole number 2073 or 2074 and that is what you enter into the computer. Make sure the 26 inches is outside... » Read More If I remember correctly I believe you need to convert the inches of 1 revolution of the wheel to millimeters. Mathematically, one revolution of the wheel would be it's circumference which is calculated as 2xPI (6.28)x R(radius of wheel). If the diameter of the wheel is 26 inches, the radius (R) is 1/2 half of that or 13 inches. The result is 81.64 inches. You now convert that to millimeters by multiplying inches by 25.4. The result is 81.64 x 25.4 = 2073.656mm. Round that to nearest whole number 2073 or 2074 and that is what you enter into the computer. Make sure the 26 inches is outside diameter of the tire and not the rim size. I hope that helps. « Show Less
1100310
I dont know the exact measurement of the wheel but I do know that is close to 6" in diameter. It's a decent size. It's not microscopic tiny. If you dont like it, you can always return it and get your money back. I love it and majority of products by FairHeaven Health. That's where this product is coming from
2067963
Each wheel measures 6 inches in diameter. You can also find more information in the details provided by the manufacturer on the Amazin website �
2067964
Each wheel measures 6 inches in diameter. You can also find more information in the details provided by the manufacturer on the Amazin website &#128522;
1021133
A plastic wheel, or a solid wheel of some sort. Do not get a wire wheel! Their claws will get stuck which will result in an awful situation. Lol. A large, solid silent spinner is perfect because they're up late at night! :)
733499
I'd love to have an answer for your question, Steve, but if you're trying to get it to fit inside a tire, I would suggest looking at the tire for a size on it. The other suggestion I could provide is measuring the tire and see if its dimensions are relatively close. The tire should fit on a 6 inch rim, be around 15 inches tall and measure about 6 inches across. If the dimensions are close for height and width AND the tire goes on a 6 inch diameter rim, I think it should fit. However, make damn sure you want a bent valve stem. Mine did not work for my lawnmower... I should have gone with a straight valve stem instead. I hope this helps you bud! Regards, Billy Colman
1196145
Hello,You'll need a 5x4.5 bolt pattern. These wheels have been discontinued in your bolt pattern. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
453459
Wire basket size: 20-inch x 8.75-inch x 5.75-inchBurgundyWheel Size: 8-inchOverall Width: 29.5-inchSeat Height: 22-inchSeat Size: 18-inch x 13.75-inchHandle Height: 32-inch - 36-inchBetween Handles: 22.75-inchWeight: 21 lbWeight Capacity: 375 lb
715578
I have not tried a wire wheel on it but it runs a wire cup just fine. I use a knotted wire cup, works the best for rust removal.
2058443
It is best to measure the center hole of the wheel. Mine were 55mm size, whatever that worked out to in inches (which i measured in) worked out.
333374
I have a Big Bruno cart and the wheel diameter is it came with was 9". Have, so far, been unable to find a 9" and settled for a 10" -- it is 10". Would prefer the 9" as there is some "play" in the 10" fit. The wheel seems to lean some when using the cart putting unnecessary pressure on the wheel. Perhaps that is to be expected? Would like to find a 9". CJ
841527
I bought a set of Eigth Inch Ameilia wheels for mine and they worked fine. Google it or go to Amazon and search. They cost about a hundred and worth every penny.
1315032
Wire is 30 inches. Reaches easily from my center handle bars to wheel ...24 in. wheel with a bit of slack.
1232122
The shifter I purchased was model TX30-7R for 7-disk free wheels (see photo to left). My shifter has 7 "gears". I imagine Shimano sells a 6 position shifter, too. Was that the model you saw? Mike
1916480
Contact the manufacturer to make sure, I bought one that the amazon site said would work, but when it came, there was a note that it would not work on any that had 19 inch wheels. The manufacturer told me that the Amazon site did not go into enough detail to make a positive determination. It cost me $35 to send it back.