What material are these skid shoes made of and do they fit a HS724WA
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This skid is an exact replacement part for my Honda HS55 two stage snowblower. It is made of steel like the original. I cannot help you as to whether it will fit on your blower or not. Good luck!
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William,the skids are made of really heavy steel. as to the fit on a HS724wa.......I don't have a clueRich-
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Yes they fit HS724WA, made of steel , they OEM , (original equipment manufacturer )
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Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your snow thrower parts. Those skids are made of metal.Researched by your model # and you need part # 76153-736-010.Hope this helps.Thank you for your business, AMC Parts Store.
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They are made of heavy gauge steel. These are for side mounting on the Honda HS series. I believe your HS724 (unless it is a 2011 or 2012) only allows for rear mounting of the skids. This is a completely different part #
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They are made of the typical one-time-use material. If the mud is wet and gloppy, it might soak through; not sure though. I offer to the contractors who come to work in my house, and I never had a problem. The reason I bought this product was mainly for the size. These definitely fit the large work boots without any problems. I bought XL, and I am happy with them. Good luck.
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According to the tag, Select Sportbags Style #696; 600 Denier Polyester and Dobby Nylon backed with waterproof PVC laminates. Fully padded, inner divider and inside straps to keep skis in place. Used on trip last year - worked great.
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That is how mine looked.....not sure if they had Skia on them but they work great!
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The Warn 38330 Plow Skids ordered for the ATV plow are 1/2" shanks and a 3/4" nut. These work for us.
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It is a hard rubber. We bought them because we run a horseshoe league and wanted something that would help get kids interested. They were just what we were looking for. They are the closest to a tournament shoe I have ever seen in a set like this. Hope this helps.
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They are rubber. They wear well and grip great. I use them on a daily basis and they never slip.
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I don't know what material they are actually made of, but they look and feel like hard rubber, certainly not like a hard plastic . They also grip the pavement very well, better than any cart I have previously used.
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They are a hard plastic. And bare feet on aft shoes like ballet are best for gripping.
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They are made of rubber with a cloth lining. I can tell you right now that mine are getting really smelly no matter how much I clean them. And the sweat collects under them like nobody's business. It kind of sucks! I've had them for a few months and I'm ready for a better solution. They are smelly and wet and slip off some times.
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Ralph, I measured the skids I have in my garage and the studs on them measure about .475-.480. So you need to make sure the hole they go in is at least 1/2" or .500. Hope this helps.
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The footpad is plastic. The rest is metal, mostly aluminum. I have the stand on an older Cannondale and on a new Diamondback. I would highly recommend.
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Hi,They are made of some type of gel, I'm not sure about the exact material. They come in two thicknesses 1/4" and 1/8". This listing is for 1/8" which is the standard thickness. There are other listings for the "thick type" which is 1/4" thick.
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Hi The shoe horn is metal. I used the shoe horn often and the sock slide. The shoe laces were a blessing that I had not thought would be helpful. Good luck!
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They are made of polyurethane. No problems with the wheels on these roller blades.
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No. These covers are for SPD-SL cleats. They are made of plastic and are the three bolt variety used on road shoes (no knobs). The ones stated in the question use metal mountain bike shoe cleats (two bolt). Typically that type of shoe will have raised knobs that surround the cleat, so when you walk in the shoes, the cleat will not rub against the ground.
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They are made of a thick rubber compound, not plastic. Read my review for installation and modification tips.