what is the inside diameter of this wheel bearing?
441679
I don't know, I didn't buy it for myself so I hardly looked at it when I got it.
441680
Precision Bearings with 1-3/8-Inch outside diameter, 5/8-Inch inside diameter
418876
Standard size bearings. I use ABEC 9 bearings in my skates and they work great.
958481
Bearing Buddy 2 1/8 is what these fit. I discarded mine as they were too loose. I bought rubber pipe caps that fit very tight and work well. I think there are other size grease inserts made by non Bearing Buddy companies. And sizes vary. I would have returned mine, but shipping was going to make it a losing proposition. Call Bearing Buddy company to be sure. Good luck
930278
As I measure it on an unused tip, the inside diameter is 3/4in. Hope this helps. MB
1153048
My wheel is about 41.25 inches around. That gives a diameter of around 13 inches.
1562005
No I don't believe that this bearing will work it is about 1.5 inches ID. Plus most trailer axles use a set inner and outer tapered bearings and races
1107257
The outer edge of the wheel is flush with the side of the tire and that width is 3". Tire height is 81/2 (8.5). I wasn't happy with the quality of the swivel hardware - seemed the problem is the bearing. The wheel/ tire itself, seems to be fine. Not much to go wrong with the non-swivel caster. Michael
341094
a few thousandths over 7/8 inch. That's the biggest diameter of the bearing cup.
660379
i want to say 4 or 4.5 in diameter...this tire/wheel was an awesome deal. Let me know if that doesnt sound right and i can measure
2007334
The size you need is determined by the size of your hubs not your axle. the bearing buddy is available in 12 different sizes from 1.781 inches to 2.717 inches. the most common are 1.98 inches on must wheel hubs. So, you must identify what the inside diameter your wheel hubs are where the grease cap is inserted to chose the correct Bearing Buddy. You can easily do this by prying off the existing grease cap and measuring the width of the portion of the cap that fits into the hub. If that is only one inch than the bearing buddy is to large for your use. I hope this info helps you, Alan
700956
I measured one with my calipers and got the following measurements:Inner diameter = 0.116 in.Outer diameter = .149 in.I'd recommend drilling out the holes on the body with a 1/8" drill bit.
830541
there are many guides online. Just do a search or look here http://www.pacifictrailers.com/Measuring-your-trailers-wheel-bolt-circle/
1669608
It measures about 4"x 2". Mine did not last long though...inside wheel mechanism broke.
145616
Not certain, these were ordered for the grayish-brown Rubbermaid carts widely used at barns and stables, however, the bearings for these are designed to fit two sizes of metal axles, it come with a spare set in the other size, I think they were 5/8 and 3/4 inch diameters. If the ones on it don't fit the axle, you simply pop them out and press in the other set that comes with it.
1763117
Mine is 7 1/4 in from outer rim and 7 in inner rim. Sounds like this is what you are looking for! was for me.
1504384
not sure...it has a 3/4 inch hole centered in rim. I use on my lawnmower that has a 3/4 inch bolt through bearings.
1147837
The center bolt has an 8mm diameter, so it won't fit 7mm bearings as is, but buying a thinner bolt and accompanying wing nut at any hardware store would probably work, the bolt just pulls out of the lid.