What is the width of the hub? I ordered other wheels and the hub was too wide (2 3/8"). Original wheels on mower have 1.75" hub.
1018920
Yea the hub was to wide for my craftsman mower also. I just took out 1 of the metal sleeves and ground down the hub. Kind of a pain but better than spending 43 00 on the right one.
1018921
The parts diagram for my mower specifies 1.75 and these wheels fit prefect.
1018922
Yea the hub was to wide for my craftsman mower also. I just took out 1 of the metal sleeves and ground down the hub. Kind of a pain but better than spending 4300 on the right one.
971725
No, the center diameter is about 3/8 of an inch off to fit drive sprocket and axel for the Brute mower.
1596960
2-1/4" wide hub and 5/8" dia. axel - I got these measurements without disassembling my Rubbermaid Garden Cart. I think they are pretty accurate though. The wheels have worked perfectly as replacements for the original wheels.
1706717
go to a local sears store and buy the wheel. Then test fit on the lawnmower. If it doesn't fit take it back. be careful not to scratch up the wheel. 50/50 chance it will fit.
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.
1864945
Not familiar with your mower -- but, 2 issues you'll have to look at 1) will the tire fit on your rims - need 7" wide rims. 2) This tire is 2" wider than stock, so you'll need some clearance inside or rims with a 5/2 offset....But they are excellent tires and you'll be climbing steep, wet hills no problem.Another issue could be overall width vs deck width. Too wide and your tires will rub a fence, not your deck.
568591
Yes, as stated in the product information. Fits 3/4 DIA shaft and the hub width on the axle is 3". This is a perfect fit for Agri-Fab utility trailer and many others.
511995
Hi Jayvee, The hub bore on the wheel is 72.60. We need to know the year, make and model to get the hub bore of your vehicle. Thanks, BWT
924655
I know from experience that this is not the same, the 2 is in inches , you need 1 3/4th inches. I am stuck with these two tires. I tried returning them, but I had to pay for shipping, and this company doesn't offer free returns, so I would have gotten a refund, then used it to return the tires... I figured I would just keep them and either craiglist them or give them to a friend who could use them. TLDR: This will not fit the wheel you have.
1515684
Hello.The factory 255/70-17 tire is 'recommended' for wheels up to 8.5" wide. That being said, we have seen customers use their OEM tires on this wheel.Thanks,BWT
268245
Hello,This is a 16" wheel with a 7" width (16x7). Let me know if you have any other questions.Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
267433
I bought the Carlisle Turf Saver Lawn & Garden Tire - 16x6.50-8 , so I bought a tube for it : Martin Wheel 16X650/750-8 18X650-8 TR13 Inner Tube for Lawn Mower . Works great. Going on second year. Tube was straight from Amazon, $10.
269543
I have no idea? I bought it for my son-in-laws mower. It worked okay, but has no hubcap capability. So he just threw them away?
820706
Only if the shaft that runs thru the wheel is not 3/4 inches in diameter. On my mower I had to change the bearings because my axle bolt or shaft was 5/8 " in diameter. They are simple to change and cheap. Even with the purchase of the (4) bearings. (2) per wheel it was still cheaper than buying a new tire and rim that hold air.
1066054
Reba - sorry to take so long. The hub is approximately the same length as the tire width, I would estimate 3 inches. I will bring calipers home from work to get a more accurate answer if you still are interested, Hugh
1287687
The hub is ISO threaded (1.375" x 24 tpi). It should work with most any threaded freewheel (italian, ISO, or british, which are 1.378", 1.375", and 1.370" respectively, all 24 tpi).
79781
Easy trick to measure axle: Put an open end 5/8" wrench on your axle. If the axle fits inside the wrench, then the axle on your wheelbarrow is 5/8" or smaller and this rim's hub will fit over your axle. Just remember to check your hub length to see if the replacement wheel will fit within the width of your frame.