Will the spoke magnet fit on a bladed spoke?
238747
The other answers are correct - it is made for a cylindrical spoke - however, I suspect with a little ingenuity you could rig up something that would work - after all you only need to clamp a fairly small, light thing onto a spoke, there must be a tiny clamp, maybe a small modified hose clamp or something that would hold the rubber part in place.
1958479
Most spin bikes I've seen have heavy solid wheels and if yours is the same, might be difficult to mount the magnet to it as it's designed for wheel spokes. If you can rig it somehow, should work fine, but you'll have to figure what diameter you want for the wheel for distance as the unit calculates based on circumference. Maybe measure what you get with a regular bike for a more accurate representation than your spinner.
818682
Make certain the magnet is on one of the outside spokes and it should be as close to the sensor as indicated in the instructions when it passes the sensor.
507020
It will fit but might not be will have a little opening where magnets close.
1183809
These wheels are pretty common on most all sears front drive mowers. Take your current wheel off, pop off the hub cap (dust cover) then there is a nut holding on the wheel. If the inside of the wheel has teeth and there is a sprocket that engages the teeth on the wheel, these will most likely fit. Also, the little flat plate in the pic goes between the wheel and the sprocket. The sprocket simply pokes through the hole and the plate keeps out dirt and grass, then you put the nut and dust cover back on.
2010612
The manual for my machine says it will take up to a 5/8" shank. The quill has a MT2 taper, so you can use a variety of alternatives - I have a collet chuck, an arbor, and a smaller Jacobs chuck that will fit the machine also.
891908
I used my previous grinder blades on it and they fit perfectly, I think the blades may be standar across brands
153373
It really depends on how deep the lip is. Measure it from the edge of the wheel to the deepest point before it starts sloping upward into the center hub. Most steel wheels are 1 3/4", so you shouldn't have a problem.
846189
Should work fine I have a small spoke wheel on my wide glide and it holds if fine
1095465
Yes the mach lll blade will fit with a little work.. u need to take the adapter off of the mach lll razor and put it on the head blade. It just snaps on.
356303
It is too stiff to put on a bicycle size spoke. The spoke would need to be the same width as the tape. You could get it on the frame probably.
744907
i do not own dewalt grinders but it might fit because the ring it was clamp to grinder with a metal clamp, it really depends on how wide is your grinder when you try to fit it through it.
1329626
Unsure - it is all based on arbor size. Check the specs on the wheel and your grinder. My guess is that they are both 5/8 inch and so you should be okay.
1320835
As long as the arbor size is the same it should fit no problem. Just remember it doesn't put out light until the blade starts to spin.
1090318
I'm not sure but there are six different length shanks included to fit various machines. Hopefully one will work.
2050566
Not exactly. I had to drill out the balancer to fit the hold pin. The blades were fine.
772094
No. I just bought this for my Skil 1830 and the diameter of the rods is too thick. Still looking for a compatible edge guide!