How wide are the wheels? We are concerned about the walker bogging down in the more sandy areas of the yard. One inch, two inches?
273719
My husband just measured them so I could tell you. They're about an inch and a half. They're hard plastic. If I was going anyplace sandy, I'd let you know then, but we won't be for quite a while, I'm sure. I haven't used it enough to say how sturdy it is, but it feels sturdy when I've used it in the house.
273720
probably an inch and a half (see other answers). They are hard plastic. I have used it on uneven lawn (very uneven), but not in sand.I'm thinking it might work, if the sand isn't too loose/deep.
680100
I'm not positive, and the walker is not in this home right now. I'd say it's about 24", give or take. Good luck.
683353
they appear to be one inch diameter. actually I thought the wheels were satisfactory.
805284
It is at my daughter's home but I am guessing 8-9" inches. Perfect for a 12 month old walker to a small 2 year old.
4241
The wheel base is the widest part, measuring 34 1/2 inches. I think this is the best item I've ever had to help with yardwork, hope you are able to use one.
410745
the walker may do well on packed sand but would bog down in the softer sand due to the weight on the wheels by the user. This is an amazing walker, very versatile
1172051
Just under an inch. Only down side, floor needs to be clean as wood chips get caught under the wheels. Other than that its great.
1699856
I just went out and verified 2 wheels on the front of the deck only. They are symmetrical several inches in from the sides on the front of the deck. I will say the deck is pretty tough is I hit a root with it mowing low and it just stopped the mower without damaging anything.
801523
Maybe an inch or so. If the plant is heavy and/or you use this outdoors, you may want to look for something sturdier. The wheels did not hold up on mine and the bases warped.
1457274
No issues so far. I use mine to scoot around a crawl space, the wheels are of good size and roll well on the concrete floor. The "handy ruler" is a cheap stick-on and essentially worthless--they should have molded it into the plastic.
599099
6 inches. And they must be rubber, not plastic, because I've never had a problem with them slipping or skidding. I keep this walker in the trunk of my car, and I'm able to lift it in and out by myself. I'm very happy with it.
866152
THe walkers have different legs. This one fit mine. I haven't used it in a while but I think that when I was looking for one to fit my walker this was the one that did. I do feel it could have used larger wheels.
1510863
I bought this jack for my Son-In-Law as a gift. He has a John Deere 48" Zero Turn. The wheel pockets (where the front wheels fit) are fixed/welded in place. According to the web site it states it has an outside front wheel measurement of 35.5 inches to 47.5 inches. If you are asking about the wheels at the frame bottom, they are not adjustable. I hope this helps you.
580480
A 2 inch bump is no problem at all have not had any problems on normal bumpsd ans curbs...approaching 3 inches could cause a problem but usually not. This is a great scooter for the cost and works real good in most situations.
1628999
Of the rolling walkers that are around this is absolutely the best. The others have tiny wheels and seem flimsy. My concern would be the, well, comfort of the seat. The smallest area between the metal supports is 17". That's about the same as other rolling walkers, but if one were really hippy it could be a concern.
580477
Yes, no more than 2", make sure to buy the 4 wheel model, since 3 wheel models are more prone to roll over. Regards.
333455
The wheels are eight inches. This walker is for children or really petite adults. I am five foot tall. If I was any taller, I do not think that it would be appropriate. It is well built and comfortable to sit on.