What are the wheel diameters....? I have to push it in and out of an elevator and I don't want the wheels to get stuck in the gap.
1310195
They won't get stuck. I roll mine in and out of elevators without a problem
1310196
Wheels are approximately 4 to 5 inches in diameter. I go in and out of elevators every day without problems. Depending on how wide the gap is, you shouldn't have any trouble.
1310197
I don't think you'll have a problem in an elevator with this cart. The wheels are approximately 4" in diameter and about 2" wide (without actually going out to the shop to measure my carts wheels).
1310198
Don't have the actual diameter and it's in storage at the moment, I would guess 4". I can say you should have no trouble with elevators. I use mine to get in and out of trade shows without any issues. Nice cart works well and the handle folds down for easy transport and storage.
1669705
Honestly, I have no idea. What is the wheel size? Does the description fit your need?
890095
Too big for my cart so I had to shim, but to your question, I don't rightly know #s-wise and it's stuck on the cart now. Apologies.
2206578
Hey Joyce, the outside diameter of the wheel is just a hair (maybe 1/16") over 3". This wheel uses the same bearings as skateboard wheels which are easily pressed in and removed without any special tools. Hope this helped.
2128816
The wheels are approx. 4 inches off the floor and the wheels will not roll under my couch. However, they may roll under your furniture depending on the height of your couch
333377
The wheel is in my storage unit, unfortunately, and I do not want to dig it out to help you. I tried dealing with the company directly. Please try that rather than bothering me about these products.
1153190
The hole in the center of the wheel fits a 5/8" axle. if you remove the bearings I think the hole is 1 1/8. Hope this helps.
1900836
I did have quite a bit of trouble getting the casters in as well. I think I finally had to have my husband muscle them in with sheer will. Maybe an object that fits between the wheels and a hammer or a mallet would help. They did eventually go in and they are never coming out. I do like that they are secure because we have a footstool with wheels that constantly fall out. We did not use any lubricants or special tools.
652432
I do not believe the wheels should fall off. Sounds like they are not the right size
1892865
I used some Elevator Bolts that were available at my local Home Depot (sort of like small flat carriage bolts). Ground two flats on each bolt so they would slide into the track and not turn when I attached the hitch.
659373
It's not ideal, however; there is a small section of shaft showing, maybe .25 of an inch or smaller, and the rest tapers up into the wheel. You could get a belt on it, but i'm not sure how well it would work. Also it's pressed into the bearing so it doesn't unbolt from underneath, and being casted aluminum it would probably fall apart trying to remove or separate it.
801522
Just a few inches...the size of the wheel diameter - just measured it: 1.5" to the base and the base is 1.5" so a total of 3" above the floor. I like mine a lot. It's very handy to move a big plant around without hurting your back.
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.
1084406
Hi there, The wheels barely go under my couch. They measure a little less than 2.5" from floor to top of the feet.
1347553
Each wheel is only an inch laterally past the motor housing, but the motor is a smaller diameter than normal so the grinding wheels stick out well past the motor and the clearance I think you are wondering about isn't a problem.
178229
I no longer have the wheels to measure for you. I used them for a homemade dog wheelchair that I gave to a friend. I believe they were about 3/4" wide. I csn tell you that they were lightweight & worked perfectly.......very smooth with little drag. Mike
960575
There is a raised section under the bottom about 1/4 inch less than wheel height. No advantage to removing wheels.