what diameter wheel will it fit?
1860699
not sure. i do recall there being different thickness shims to accomodate different wheels. I used on a riding mower 25hp and its ok.
1860700
All tractors: there s are two fittings in the box to ajust to all steering wheels (tractors) its a good buy
1860701
we use it for a forklift steering wheel on 2 different forklift its come with a adapter i am not sure about the diameter we use one with the adapter and one without it they work great.
1860702
I don't know the exact specifications. I agree with both comments below. It easily fits on my John Deere riding tractor and stays put - was afraid there may be some slippage, but none.
1860703
james it will fit virtualy any wheel the mounting clamp is very accomodating
1860704
With the shims you can go down to a small wheel 3/4" thick . I have mine on a Cub Cadet which has an 1.25" thick wheel where I have it mounted, with no shims
1860705
IF you are referring to the diameter of the clamping ring about 5/8 inch (Obviously will work on larger)you can always use a piece of garden hose (not pretty BUT effective) as a shim bushing. Make sure to keep the Allen wrench handy. After a few months it will loosen a bit. No problem just re-tighten.This fine little piece has cut 4.5 hrs of mowing down to about 3 & 1/4 hrs Unimaginable how much it helps when backing. Even just steering around bushes, trees, (and toys left in the lawn). NO MORE hand-over-hand steering. BUY IT. Make it fit. IF you mow a larger lawn this is A "NEED" not a 'want' or 'would like'.WHEN this tractor gives out, this part will be REMOVED in anticipation of use on the NEW tractor. IF you are referring to the diameter of the clamping ring about 5/8 inch (Obviously will work on larger)you can always use a piece of garden hose (not pretty BUT effective) as a shim bushing. Make sure to keep the Allen wrench handy. After a few months it will loosen a bit. No problem just re-tighten.This fine little piece has cut 4.5 hrs of mowing down to about 3 & 1/4 hrs Unimaginable how much it helps when backing. Even just steering around bushes, trees, (and toys left in the lawn). NO MORE hand-over-hand steering. BUY IT. Make it fit. IF you mow a... » Read More IF you are referring to the diameter of the clamping ring about 5/8 inch (Obviously will work on larger)you can always use a piece of garden hose (not pretty BUT effective) as a shim bushing. Make sure to keep the Allen wrench handy. After a few months it will loosen a bit. No problem just re-tighten.This fine little piece has cut 4.5 hrs of mowing down to about 3 & 1/4 hrs Unimaginable how much it helps when backing. Even just steering around bushes, trees, (and toys left in the lawn). NO MORE hand-over-hand steering. BUY IT. Make it fit. IF you mow a larger lawn this is A "NEED" not a 'want' or 'would like'.WHEN this tractor gives out, this part will be REMOVED in anticipation of use on the NEW tractor. « Show Less
448250
You need to determine the measurements of your lug nut pattern, and then you can determine if this wheel will fit.
268245
Hello,This is a 16" wheel with a 7" width (16x7). Let me know if you have any other questions.Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
2186939
Nope, it wont. I bought it for mine and the diameter is slightly too large.
1028358
my husband used it his on his Kenworth steering wheel and he loves it....not sure the diameter tho! hope this helps
1678050
It should, just verify the axle diameter.I called and they told me which size I needed.
1135412
It should fit any wheel that already has hubcaps and has 16" wheels. Just a tight squeeze.
101675
They are 2.5" in diameter, if your wheel has a hole 2.5" in diameter then they will fit.
2217927
Hello, You should be able to fit this wheel on either tire size. Thanks, Luis
950704
Don't know the exact dimensions, but it fit my 2005 f-250. I think that is at least a 16" wheel. Was tigh fit, but I think it would work.
296912
It will accept larger wheels. They must have their own housing because they connect to the body with a single bolt. The bolt appears to be either 3/8 or 7/16". I think you could probably drill it out some if necessary.
1966694
Yes, it would work. There's instructions on settings for the different wheel sizes.
535342
That would depend on the space between the fork. It would be 10mm wider. It is always recommended that you use the size specified, unless you've changed your wheel.
1754364
Hey Charlie, I don't know if it would fit. But these wheels are not the best. I bought a few of them and they all fell apart after using them once for a light weight hand truck. I hope that helps you.
1438420
As long as its a "BMX" freewheel 13 tooth. It will probably fit because the hub is flip flop with two different choices/sides for mounting. Happy biking from Rob @ NebulaCycles.com
1287687
The hub is ISO threaded (1.375" x 24 tpi). It should work with most any threaded freewheel (italian, ISO, or british, which are 1.378", 1.375", and 1.370" respectively, all 24 tpi).
36443
I have one installed on a 15" wheel, and it fits tightly. I would say, no, to a 15.5" wheel.