Does this Heavy Duty cylinder only fit into other "Heavy Duty Big & Tall" chairs, or is this made to replace the standard (up to 250 lb) cylinders?
2026532
This cylinder will fit into all standard chairs. I put it in a chair for a tall guy since he needed his chair to go up farther than the standard cylinder. It's a bit of a pain to change out, but with some pipe wrenches and a rubber mallet we were able to get the old one out and place this new one in. Been working great for the associate.
2026533
I used this in a chair that wasnt a big and tall chair. You just need to make sure the opening in the base is what the description on the cylinder says it is for. I think it was a 2 inch opening.
2026534
It will fit standard chairs, it's just a tad taller. Mine works fine, I am 260+
2026535
I used it to replace the cylinder on a standard sized chair. It fit perfectly.
2026536
Not sure, the chair I bought it for is a 60-5800T and is specifically a 'Big & Tall" chair.
606729
It will fit most chairs quite well. There are some chairs that have bases with smaller or, in some cases, larger holes for the post to sit in. However, in my experience this is a "standard" size diameter. It is worth noting that this cylinder is quite tall. This cylinder is as tall when it is fully compressed as the original cylinder for my chair is at its full length. But, then again, it IS for big AND tall.
701016
Probably not for as long as a lighter weight. They do make heavy-duty cylinders, however.
876563
I just measured the "nail " part and it is a rather large .345" as measured with a very accurate electronic caliper. If the chair or table legs you are wanting to nail them into is less than about 1" diameter, you will risk splitting the leg. I know, I speak from experience. The one good thing is that with the "nail" being so large in diameter, it won't bend even in tough wood. They are also rather sturdy by comparison with other products. For thinner chair legs that need a more conventional nail that is only about 1/16th inch diameter, you might try Mintcraft FE-50320 Plastic/Felt Glides. I have also tried these. Buy extra of them though as some of them fell apart while nailing them in place, and they bend readily. One has to nail them very square with the head of the hammer, and be very gentle. They are a bit cheaply made. I had better quality with ones I bought at Home Depot or my local hardware store.
1242699
I didn't have that type of chair but I had three completely different style all bring chairs for outside and I couldn't get it to fit any I tried to Jerry rig it with those foam things they put in there in case it doesn't fit properl. If you want to try it that's up to you Amazon is very easy to return things but I know I will never try it on another kind of chair I hope this helps
1316298
This chair will fit you, however, you always have the option of using our Heavy Duty chair!
467933
I don't know. I got them for my desk chair with arms. The only name I could find on the chair is "True Seating Concepts". I could not find the casters to fit in any local store. After much trial and error, I went on-line, and using the exact measurements of the old stem, found this one that fits perfectly. I bought a set so they would all be new, but saved the three unbroken old ones in case of another breakdown.
1960537
You could call amazon and they could forward you to the company where the chair was bought from and they should have it for sale, or at least provide you with the information to one you could buy online that should fit the model of your chair. I'm actually going through the same issue with an hydraulic pump for one of my chairs.Hope this info could help you out with your problem.
2084812
The replacements are offered here on amizon do a search for Universal Office Chair Caster Wheels for Carpet Floors - Standard Stem Diameter: 7/16", Stem Length: 7/8" - Set of 5 Also when I have a office chair brake I always pull off the casters and save them. I've had plenty of chairs that have broken in the past this seams to be the one piece that is universal. Also when I have a chair brake I take all the metal pieces off and take them to the recycling center that way the chair doesn't fill my garbage can. I save myself about $15 on bulky trash collection that way.
1545049
Our table has chairs that are standard height, and the cover is just a little too long, about 3 inches all around. I would like it better if it were a little bit shorter overall, but the quality of this cover makes up for the length. I have even put it in the washer and it still looks great. It is a very heavyweight cover. Hope this helps.
256052
Not sure. It fits perfectly in a Broyhill. You can always take your cylinder to Walmart of Office Max and see if it will fit the chairs there.
2160768
The cylinder pictured is everything that will come, if ordered. It is a completely assembled item and looks exactly like the photo. Anything else you need, (like mounting hardware), will be on your original chair to be attached to with the new cylinder.
1973598
I am looking for the same....I found a CC-8 inch, CC-9 inch and a CC-10 inch Pneumatic Gas Cylinder on EBay. URL if it works is... http://www.ebay.com/itm/CC-10-Office-Chair-Standard-Replacement-Spindle-Cartridge-Pneumatic-Gas-Cylinder-/380437215207?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5893d337e7
2223925
It may fit in if diameter is same, but won't stay if chair is picked up, due to the lack of a cut out for the snap ring to engage, as "bbubba" points out.
800665
We have 5 different office chairs and it fits all of them. My understanding is that all modern office chairs use casters with the same size shaft.
1143825
I did not keep this item as it was too wide for the chair I was using. However, you could ask someone at Amazon and speak with one of their customer assistance personnel. Joan
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.
207949
Hi, I just responded, but I think I am wrong. There is a heavy duty cylinder with a 1.1" shaft that is closer to the 28mm of your cylinder. Hope this helps.