Do you need a special tool to replace the wheels?
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Nothing special is needed, just an allen wrench. The new wheels worked well. Good luck!
2225138
I didn't take the wheels off. Really, I can't think of a band saw design that I've seen that would require removing the wheels to put new rites on. These tires have a little elesasticity, but it takes some muscle to get them on. Just be patient, because they're quality material.
1474344
In short, yes.It's one-piece freewheel that screws on. You don't need any tools, hand-tight is fine (but snug it down), it will tighten up as you pedal. And put a little grease on the threads first.You will probably need a tool to remove the old freewheel though.More info: http://sheldonbrown.com/freewheels.html
202109
So, I guess they want the nuts removed and the axle pushed out of the existing wheel and then replaced with their axle? Hmm, she is not going to be able to do this but maybe she can take to a bike shop.Thanks, Paul
1510785
Yes the wheel comes with it. The wheel would be easy to remove should the need ever arise to replace it.
1139062
No, you simply pull up the blue canvas and put in on the corners and get the wheels and insert them into each extension of the wheel hole.
939038
Yes, but that is an expensive option. Use the composite wheels which are way less expensive and designed for that option.
6017
I guess you do, but you should consider that you will need to re-built you wheel
820365
You do not need a special tool to unscrew the bolt. I used a flat tip screwdriver but you should use a bent nose needle nose pliar to unscrew the bolt. Just be careful if you use the screwdriver because if it slips off the bolt you could scratch the car.
1116041
Yes we can help. We carry all small parts for these wheels; from bearings, axles, and specially Free-hub body's. Let us know what you need help with.
1101717
Hi Patricia, Yes you can replace the wheels ( just for ease I always buy ones with bearing already attached). Here is a little rule of thumb on wheels, just a little guide not the rule is all hope it helps. For boards 40 inches or longer, use a 70--75 millimeter diameter. For boards 34 to 42 inches, use a 68--72 millimeter diameter. For boards 34 inches and smaller, use a 60--67 millimeter diameter. Note that a smaller wheel within the range will allow for easier pumping and quicker acceleration, while a larger wheel will allow for maintaining greater speeds.
244538
No, I did not replace the flywheel but did scuff the flywheel with mechanic's air tool.
189187
Yes , you have to use a tube . Always replace the tube and spoke band when replacing tires.
327993
I can't answer that question, my son had only used them indoors. I will say the wheels are good quality that I wouldn't see it to be a problem but I'm not sure if they need special wheels for that. Sorry I couldn't help
705223
I can not answer this question, it is necessary to remove the wheel and alienate it from the base
706881
No need to purchase any special tools. Special tool needed to join tank to bowl is provided. If tank is tightened to bowl correctly at installation, there will be no need for any additional tightening later.
634076
You need to take the tire off the rim to replace it, so it's best done by a mechanic. For them it's a very easy fix.