I cannot get the wheels to stay in the holes so I can get all the wheels to stay in place in place. They keep falling out. What do I do now?
481529
We Pushed Real Hard And They Make A Click Sound. Then you know that they're in all the way.
481530
you need to push them min hard and turn them 190 degrees so they drop and lock
481531
try pushing the wheels in tighter; they're supposed to snap in. you need to use some strength. put some elbow grease into it man.
481532
You need to push them in pretty hard in order to set them in the socket. I think I used a rubber mallet
1445433
You need to attach them with provided screws so they don't fall off. I did the same thing at first
7092
The wheels have a snap ring and once seated they will not come out of the frame. You have to use a fair bit of pressure to press the wheels into the frame past the snap ring.
1711395
I'd be surprised if they didn't, but it my be wise to use a little glue to keep the wheel ones in. I had one fall out a while ago.
1807506
Did you get any answers? I can't figure out how to put the wheels on securely.
310723
I used the center post to "hammer" the wheels in. 1-2 whacks should do it, on the flat part of the wheel. Be sure the wheel is aligned with the center, as shown in the diagram. I was unable to push it in manually, but I do have small hands.
1794956
Hello! The bottom poles are threaded so if you wanted you could screw in your own wheels. I would suggest taking a bottom pole to your local hardware store and try different size wheels. If you have additional questions regarding this item feel free to contact our Customer Service Department, Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm (CST) at (888) 944-8667 or email us at help@whitmor.com. Have a great day!
648779
just screw them in till they cant twist anymore. I know its ridiculous the manufacturer should have given directions on how to put this thing together.
873025
The rubber on the wheels should be secured properly with glue. What I did was to replace the rubber with the inner tube of bicycle tyres cut to fit and glue on with super glue. Hope that will solve your problem.
2116491
I just put my granddaughter's together and the piece you are talking about doesn't go all the way in, just make sure it feels tight. once you put the steering on and tighten it, it holds together well. also the front little wheel doesn't touch the ground. Hope this helps!
1984134
I had the same problem. You can either tap them in with a rubber mallet or place a block of wood on them and pound them in with a regular hammer. You will hear it snap in place when it's in all the way.
1908916
To install the wheels you must push firmly and make sure you are pushing them straight in. 3 of the wheels went in very easily and the 4th I had to give a little more muscle. You will hear a little pop when they are installed correctly.
758476
I had one wheel that took a lot of muscle to finally get it to lock into place. I was afraid that I would break it, but it finally snapped into place. Good luck! And yes, a wheel that keeps falling off would be extremely frustrating!
1052288
Just replace the wheels only. I found mine at castercity.com for $5 apiece. I selected rubber wheels, item number RH3X1 1/4B. Just remove the nuts on the axles, slide out axle bolts and voila, problem solved. It rolls very nicely over concrete. Good luck.
1224079
You have to press them in to the base far enough to engage the snap ring. If you are pressing them in as far as possible and they are still falling out you may have defective parts. There will becan audible "click" when the wheel casters are all the way in.
783545
At the ends of each rod there should be a groove. Just slide the rod into the wheel and hit the rod with a hammer. It should pop into place. If there are no grooves then you received a defective product.
1174682
If you're asking why the nuts won't screw in completely, it's because they're LOCKNUTS. You have to hold them in place firmly using an adjustable wrench while simultaneously screwing in the bolt on the other side using the Allen Wrench.