I want to replace casters with brake casters. What is the length of shaft and diameter of hole that casters fit into?
1118126
I just pulled mine out & they're about 3/4 or 7/8 of an inch. If you already have the chair just pull caster out & take it w/you!
100097
Casters are quite standardized. The casters on my chair have a threaded shank with a hexagonal head to accommodate a wrench. They screw into the chair leg, & mine are only finger tight. I suggest you unscrew the offending caster & take it to your local hardware, or a big box store Like Home Depot or Lowes. You should be able to find one of the same diameter & mounting system, though it may not be identical to the broken one, or your local contact should be able to tell you where you can get one.
1081162
I don't know about casters sizes..........the legs at the bottom are about 2 inch square.....so you could go to where they sell the casters (Home Depot, etc.) show them a picture and tell them the size of the legs (thelegs taper down from 3" at the top to 2" at the bottom),
34620
I measured 3-1/2" from floor to the insert. The castor comes with a nut to secure the threaded shaft, so I don't have to worry about it undoing itself as I move the rack when I'm cleaning the floor. That nut (a stamped metal item that also contains the ball bearings) is 1-1/4+ size; I used a slip lock plier to snug it down. I'm confused by the other two responses- I got 4 castor sets in two purchases and all measure 3-1/2".
1097502
The diameter is 1". I was unable to get the legs with the plastic casters to go into the metal post so mine is still sitting in pieces. It is nice quality if you can get it put together.
101675
They are 2.5" in diameter, if your wheel has a hole 2.5" in diameter then they will fit.
1266607
The shafts are 5/8 diameter. I sent mine back because I could not get it to run without excessive vibration. It may have been mostly the wheels themselves, but I checked the shafts and found that one had about .002" runout where the smooth shaft met the threaded end.
216701
I don't know. Mine was so flimsy I threw the whole thing away...shame, I could have sent you a caster. My recommendation is to go to Home Depot or Lowes, get 4 new casters with threaded screws, carefully drill four new holes completely through, and use a washer on the top and bottom before tightening a nut on each caster.
823482
The legs have screw-in feet with 1/4-inch screw diameters. There are holes in the bottom center of the legs to accommodate these screws. If you can find casters with the same size shanks, you could replace the feet with the casters.
1011281
Don't know the exact diameter but they fit the hole to lock a trailer hitch. I have two that I use to lock a flatbed utility trailer and a 14' box trailer
826642
It looks as if this product by the same company has casters which should fit: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000063SI0/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1378076753&sr;=8-3π=SL75
1448724
The dimensions are: 2-inch soft rubber wheel caster with 3/8-inch by 16 by 1-1/2 inch threaded stem. The diameter is 3/8-inches. As I recall, the 16 refers to the number of threads per inch. The larger the number, the finer the threads. A 16 thread is a coarse thread. The stem length is 1-1/2 inches.
937087
I can't answer for your specific model, but I can provide some measurements. On my lock, between the pin and the back of the opening, you have at least 2 and 1/4" (actually a bit more but it starts to become rounded at the back). The width of the opening (thickness of your brake rotor) appears to be 3/8" or just slightly less. You should be able to measure your rotor and see if it will work.
1392038
These are plastic 2 inch casters. We had to replace one of ours and found some at Home Depot. But, they were not an exact match in style though they were the same size.
1980723
The main concern here is with the thread sizes: of the hole in the bottom of your shelf posts (where you screw the casters in), and the threaded shaft on the casters. Obviously, both have to be the same! Other good news: sizing is wonderfully standardized with these systems so manufacturer-matching is not necessary. Short answer: If your post legs have those standard solid rubber feet that screw in to the bottoms of the legs, these casters can replace them and will fit (screw in) perfectly. And you'll LOVE the mobility!
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.
2047586
Casters are 4inches with a 1 1/2 inch threaded stem which threads into the bottom of the corner standards, no need for nuts