Need large wheels for rough pavement, can it accept different wheels? What size mount bolt for existing casters?
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It will accept larger wheels. They must have their own housing because they connect to the body with a single bolt. The bolt appears to be either 3/8 or 7/16". I think you could probably drill it out some if necessary.
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Dan: I went out and looked at the 3 rolling racks I built, none of my racks have the locking wheels, but I know they do make a locking wheel, I just don't know the number. Try hitting on "locking casters or 4"-5" wheels". The 3 racks I built carry a lot of weight and the wheels handle it easily. Hope this helps. Browney M.
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Hello,You'll need a 5x4.5 bolt pattern. These wheels have been discontinued in your bolt pattern. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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This version is V4. You can check it out for yourself on the bones website: http://bones.com/why/street-tech-formula/ When the listing on Amazon is not detailed enough, you can look at the sizes of the wheels on the link I provided and match them to the sizes available on the amazon website. I hope this helps :)
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Honestly, I have no idea. What is the wheel size? Does the description fit your need?
1980996
Sure with some modifications on the 2x2 to except the threaded mounting bolts. These are heavy duty casters designed to mount on the base of a large router/ tool stand...
609687
Probably will be fine as long as your caster receptor can receive a 7/16" x 7/8" grip ring stem. I only needed one caster to replace a broken one for a chair, so now I have four more. This was a good deal for me.
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Hello Mr. Babikian, You can use these diamond wheels( as long as they have a 1/2 or 3/8 arbor hole) on the 1hp buffer in reference. However, you will not want to out one of these wheels on one side and have nothing on the other, the weight will need to be balanced so you will need to possibly double up on the non diamond wheel side to counteract this weight. Kind regards, Kelly Hoffnagle - The Eastwood Company
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Almost all are the same unless you have something crazy. This will work. Mine is on an AMES wheelbarrow.
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It looks like if you were careful, you would be able to drill mounting holes for casters into the corner supports. Hope this helps - good luck with your project!
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Yes, you can add casters. I just went down to my local Tractor Supply and picked some up. They bolted right on. Not sure about the width of the plate though, it is out on a job.
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Yes. In fact, it comes with 8" dia x 1" wheels. Be warned, you'll have to bolt this product down securely or it will vibrate itself off the workbench.
840995
I'm using 71mm wheels. I'm more of a cruiser so if you are wanting to do slides and such I am not sure what wheels to use. I suggest looking on some forums for a more educated answer.
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Based on the model provided you need wheel part #180658. I would look for wheels that match that number. AMC Parts Store
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Yes..you will need to attach the caster wheels to the main frame...it comes with a hardware assembly kit, however you will need to use pliers (not supplied) to secure the cotter pins on the axles and a wrench (not supplied) to tighten the nuts on the caster bolts....here's a link to a tutorial Vid...... http://youtu.be/1BIQ7-RkQaQ . . hope this helps.
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I have not not used it in that manner, but with the right wheel it should work. You should be able to find sanding disks and wire brush wheels for this unit that could be used in that manner. Make sure you have the proper guards and wear proper protective equipment when using different wheels, especially wire wheels.
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I changed mine out for some 80mm wheels. You'll barely feel any crack or rocks in the road with those. It's various places online you can buy them.. You can buy them here