What type and size screw is being used to hold the wheels?
1243329
It's a fairly good size screw. Everything comes with the cart. I did find some of the screws hard to screw in. Each wheel has 4 screws and one I never got in. It's a nice cart and was a big help at the show I did.
1099668
The kit I ordered here was the dock wheel and included the corner mounting bracket with the lag screws. Note: screws are only 2" - if you have an old dock with old wood, you might want to invest in some longer screws.
189004
Yes, this is the one that i used to replace mine. You will have to get a torx bit to use with the screw. I would also use some DW40 on the old bolts to loosen them up before you try to take them off.
102257
This was by far the worst part of the assembly, the holes in the wheels aren't even close to being large enough to accommodate the screws, even if you use a drill! My solution was to drill into the wheel holes with a 15/64 bit - from there I was able to use a powered screwdriver to get it done. Drilling into the wheel holes showed how big a problem this was - quite a bit of plastic was removed. After all was said and done, I still had to use good force to get the screws in with the powered screwdriver so I have no doubt that it's incredibly stable.
2040524
Hardware store. I just used the proper size screw . I had some in my tool box.
393235
Yeah, it's a standard Shimano mount. If your wheel takes a Shimano-style cassette it will fit. May not fit some older style free wheels.
2231137
Look at http://c929377.r77.cf2.rackcdn.com/54240_072013.pdf and you can see the assembly document. It requires a screw driver and a mallet or hammer. The mallet is to connect the wheels. Assembly is not complicated at all.
436897
Are you thinking of trying to purchase the hardware from the manufacture? Yes. It's worth a shot to try. If not I'm sure u could go to the store and buy some that r the right size. Let me know what u want to do and I can send u a pic of the screw /size just need an email or text it to ya.
1092858
Use existing screw for the bottom and it comes with self tapping screws. Turn front wheels makes it easier to install.
2240050
I'm not sure I purchased these a long time ago to use as a substitute for the other wheels that keep falling off my rolling filing cabinet. But they ended being too small. And I never used them.
116962
I don't know. The screw seem standard but I have an older version... about 7 years old.
2208530
1 1/4 length screws, I find that the coarse threads are the best about 90% of the time. Cheers
706301
They are metric. you may want to Tap the threads out to fit a different size screw. I believe it's a 2.5mm x 8 mm or a 3 mm x 11mm (11mm is total length)
583142
There are four plastic wheels held in place by four hex-head bolts that I guesstimate are 2 1/2 inches long. These are held in place on the inside edge by a nut. I think that trading these out for stainless steel bolts should not be a problem. Mine look like they are getting rusty, so I might be searching for some as well.
1149237
That is what i purchased them for however I'm not sure of the size of the wheel that I had. They worked for my application. Hope this helps. Good luck
861953
yes it will accept screw on freewheels......My application was on a vintage 1991 Raleigh 26 " mountain bike i am restoring.
1236889
Sorry, I do not recall the size of the screws necessary and I no longer have the casters here to check, but what I would suggest you do is just take the casters with you to a nearby hardware store and find the proper fit that way. Ask an employee to help you find the proper fit if you need to. Shouldn't be a problem and I basically did the same thing using my own supply of screws. Trial and error is the easiest and best way to do it.