Do I need this if I have spacers between my bearings on my roller skates?
248153
No . I bought it for my son because I bought him ceramic bearings . I used it twice and it came apart . You can just use a screw driver by putting it in the bearing and pushing sideways on it
248154
I, personally, don't have spacers between my bearings. So, I would say yes because this helps with pulling your bearing out of your wheel.
248155
Only if you want to. I dont use spacers on my wheels. Just as long as you dont tighten the wheels down to where they dont move you will be fine.
900723
I'm not sure what that means. But I did need a spacer for my wheels, which the rims don't come with
1384375
Sure, but if the bearings are very tight I would be careful not to damage the bearing because you are pushing on the inner race of the bearing with the tool.
1985188
1) Remove the bearings from the wheels. I use a bearing press/puller to make it quick and easy. 2) Gently remove any bearing shields (if any). 3) Open up the container and loosen the wingnut until all the spacers come off. 4) Place each bearing on the bolt separated by a spacer (you can clean 8 bearings at a time. Tighten the wing net. 5) Fill up 1/3 of the container with the solvent of your choice. I use 91% Isopropyl alcohol or 99% Isopropyl alcohol (don't use 70%). 6) Screw on cover tight and shake rapidly. 7) Pour out the solvent. If the solvent is very black, refill the container and repeat the cleaning. 8) When done cleaning, remove the bearings and let them dry. 9) Lubricate the bearings with an appropriate lubrication and reattach the shields if applicable. 10) Press the bearing back into the wheels and enjoy smoother and faster skating.
607970
No, you don't need to.You just loosen it up and lay it to the side so you can drive your machine over.Then, just put it around the tire and tighten.They are excellent, well worth the money.
1189724
The spacers are used if your doors are not full face-frame doors. Meaning if your doors are only slightly bigger than the cabinet opening then you need the spacers. If your doors cover most of the cabinet face then you don't.
2127293
Yes.I used my original spaces that I pulled out of wheels and bearing that came with my rolling blades.
1889019
Obviously you wouldn't need them if you have the socket sets because they will include the same sizes. However these are great if you're working with a lot of wheels as you don't have to carry an entire socket set (or two) around with you. I also believe they are a little thinner than your average sockets allowing them to fit some of the wheels where they are deep in a casting and don't allow much clearance.
1198499
Hello. Based on the offset that your vehicle requires, this wheel should be the correct fitment for your vehicle and a spacer should not be needed. However, if the back of the wheels is contacting your brake caliper (common problem on performance vehicles due to their large brake systems) then a small spacer may be required. The lug kits are $40.00 and the spacers we can provide you at no charge. Please contact us at eight six six, 7 four 7, six two 47. Thank you, BWT
276614
yes, except for 2 spacers. My existing board had spacers between the bottom of the board and base bracket, so I just reused those spacers.
1691189
You would need to purchase spacers to use this. Im not sure how much they are.
1966233
Not required, BUT I would strongly recommend buying the Bearing Buddy Bra (rubber slip over covers) to keep dirt and water out of the bearing buddy and therefore out of your wheel bearing.
270371
My tires are the same. I have these and there is room between the wheels to use them.
1544836
HighI like them because I don't need to use risers. I find risers get it in the way with nose and tail slides. I've been skating since 1997. Hope this answers your question.
405099
You will need wheel spacers more then likely. Depends on tire size. A little tip though, buy 2 hose clamps to put on the ends of the transaxle boots. Will keep grease from leaking out. Common problem easily prevented
774577
Agree that for a tight fit you shouldn't need them. In our case we actually had some room on either side - our mattress width was a bit smaller than the rail width when installed on older headboard/footboard. So I made up slats and also made small wooden spacer shims to drop in along either side to keep the mattress "centered" between the rails. Good luck.
1384374
it should work fine you'll just have to line up your spacers and make sure there 8mm bearings and spacers I use one on my quads for derby and love it.