Can anyone tell me the height of caster from the bottom of wheel (floor) to base of screw ... i.e. how much height will it add to item when attached?
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Hi: 2 1/2" Maybe &lt;1/64th inch over that if you need extreme accuracy. This is floor to mating surface.
692167
Don't know. I suppose it depends on the fitting at the top of the caster. The four corner poles on the shelf unit have a hexagonal foot about 2 centimeters across, but since the placement of the bottom shelf is adjustable, there's plenty of room to modify the feet or poles.
1323703
Total height from bottom of wheel to top of threaded bolt is 5.25". In my application, the height from the bottom of wheel to the frame is 4". A small height adjustment would be possible by using two nuts on the threaded bolt.
1444132
It says the exact height it is in the description from the flat part that you screw into your bottom plate to the farthest part of the wheel is 3 1/2" but theres about a 1/2" V but the track has an inverted 1/2" V so you don subtract anything just do you measurement straight down - i.e. you add 3 1/2 " to ur height for the wheel and track
2130715
The legs are not particularly thick and couldn't accommodate heavy casters, not sure of the dimensions. However, if your floor is wooden, small furniture slides should work. It's not a heavy unit, though quite stable.
1564366
My unit height is 34-1/4 inches with casters, not 34-1/2. My casters are plainly seated as far as they'll go. Without casters, it's only 31-3/4.
435765
The wheels are 3 inches in diameter, 3/4 inches wide and the overall height of the wheel assembly (from the top of the caster plate to the bottom of the wheel) is 3 5/8 inches.
1713174
The caster base is approximately 24¼". With the casters swung outward, it is approximately 26½".
1221698
3/4 to 1 inch x1/4 lag bolt if it is to move on a flat surface. Otherwise I would bolt it in throuhg the base supports. Almost all of the force will be in a downward direction holding the caster in place with minimal side force. Also you are stretching the max limits of the caster @ 700+ lbs..
1769843
I bought the extra large casters and I can guarantee it's way taller than 17.5. I'm 6'8" and I find it's a little too high.
776673
3 and 1/2 inches from the base and perhaps another inch for the screw. Good luck.Ilko
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.
907817
It is 4 1/2 inches from the bottom of the caster (floor) to the top of the base....
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John C. The wheel assemblies were made to be pressed into the base of the shop vac. If you turn your vac over and look at the bottom you will see that mounting provisions already exist. The caster assemblies when pressed into the base lock in solidly and fit perfectly. Casters are a great up-grade!
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My table is set for a height of 29" (measuring to the top of the table from the floor). It could be adjusted down 2" more to 27". If you remove the casters, you could adjust it to 25", but I don't know of another way, unless you are handy with a hacksaw and a drill. The 2 uprights holding the table could be cut off, but you would also need to drill new holes for the adjustment screw on each. I really like this table. There is no comparison between it and some of the other computer tables. This one is built to take it. It is obviously made for use in schools. Hope I was a help. My table is set for a height of 29" (measuring to the top of the table from the floor). It could be adjusted down 2" more to 27". If you remove the casters, you could adjust it to 25", but I don't know of another way, unless you are handy with a hacksaw and a drill. The 2 uprights holding the table could be cut off, but you would also need to drill new holes for the adjustment screw on each. I really like this table. There is no comparison between it and some of the other computer tables. This one is built to take it. It is obviously made for use in schools. Hope I was a... » Read More My table is set for a height of 29" (measuring to the top of the table from the floor). It could be adjusted down 2" more to 27". If you remove the casters, you could adjust it to 25", but I don't know of another way, unless you are handy with a hacksaw and a drill. The 2 uprights holding the table could be cut off, but you would also need to drill new holes for the adjustment screw on each. I really like this table. There is no comparison between it and some of the other computer tables. This one is built to take it. It is obviously made for use in schools. Hope I was a help. « Show Less
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About 21 inches for me. I have some different and taller casters that raises it about 2 inches.
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Hello! I had this piece for a short while (had to return it as the size wasn't right for me) so I can't say for sure if casters would work, especially given the size and "curve" of the legs at the bottom. However I can say the piece is very sturdy, so that could help!