My cylinder has thin metal pole, sits on bearing and washers and has a clip to attach pole to wheel base. How does this attach to wheel base?
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This is a replacement for the entire cylinder. You need to tap the old cylinder out of the base and replaced it with this one. Look at videos on YouTube under "replacing office chair swivel gas cylinder". Very helpful. Good luck!
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I can not answer this question, it is necessary to remove the wheel and alienate it from the base
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The pole it attaches has 2 small holes drilled into it about 2 inches from the end. A skimmer or net has 2 spring-loaded connectors that spring open and protrude through the holes on the pole to hold the skimmer in place. That's my novicel description of it.
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Snap the female end under the clip on the center of the hub and wind accordingly. I prefer to put the male end out of one of the side holes about two feet and wind it on the reel in that manner... This makes it easier to plug in the male end to power and reel out just enough to to get the cord to the work site... [Two methods]
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John C. The wheel assemblies were made to be pressed into the base of the shop vac. If you turn your vac over and look at the bottom you will see that mounting provisions already exist. The caster assemblies when pressed into the base lock in solidly and fit perfectly. Casters are a great up-grade!
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It has been a while (years) since I purchased it. As I remember, there is a stem (part of the molded plastic body) that is reinforced by a metal band. The stem fits over and forced onto the motor shaft and held in place by friction.
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I made a modification when in installing the one I purchased. Got a round wooden pole from Home depot , and placed it in front of the spindles worked out fine.
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1 1/2" rubber washer from ace Hardware between the base and the steering wheel keeps it from rubbing
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There should be a pin with a screw end to it that goes through the wheel and the base, and then a fastener to attach it to keep it stable when it spins. If not, you'll need to go to a hardware store to buy such. Very simple really.
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my unit quit retracting and could not repair so I'm sorry but can't answer. I went with a Lowes hand crank metal model that uses bearings and is strongly made. It is manual but mounted on the side of my house and is very easy to operate.
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The picture on the product page shows the black base with the wheels. The silver piece sticking up is where the pole connects just like other products connect to the pole.
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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.
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There is a snap ring (i.e. a locking ring) above the bearing that holds it down adjacent to the business end of the bit. I took a picture if you want a copy I can email it to you if you can figure out how to get me your email address.
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It attaches just like you attach nozzle on your pressure washer. It is made to work just like a nozzle attachment.
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Looks like the base of the step is metal and the top of it is a rubber insert to minimize slippage (I've stepped on it wet and didn't slip). You should be able to replace or adapt it, as there is a bolt and nut combination that attaches it to the sliding extension bar (the part that actually slides into the tow bar port). Hope this helps!
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There is a bracket that looks a little like a muffler clamp to attach to a mast/pole. Manufacturers page for antenna: http://www.antennasdirect.com/cmss_files/attachmentlibrary/AntennasDirect_DB2e%20QuickStart_Rev.pdf
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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.