ho long do the wheels last if doing aggressive angle changes
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I don't think this is the right tool for that job. Use a wet stone grinder or something made to remove metal, then use this to finish honing the blade, for which it works very nicely.
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If used regularly it probably wont last that long. Better quality boards will support more weight. I'd go to a local skate shop and ask somebody.
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helps to keep it tight against the wheel when nuts are turned to max.no problem after 6 months. Tom 0
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Dear Mary,I have had my trike for two years and I go over sometimes rough roads and it is very stable. The Driveways on a sidewalk are quite slanted and it is possible to tip over if you were not careful, as you cannot lean into a trike as you can on a bike to correct it. When they are too steep, I go on the street. Riding on road that is narrow you have to be aware of your right rear wheel that there is enough room to keep it on the street or you could tip over. This trike is just wonderful and I have actually ridden twenty two miles on a bike path. The fact that it is 24" ,gives it a lower center of gravity which makes it more stable. Good luck to and good riding!Carole Dear Mary,I have had my trike for two years and I go over sometimes rough roads and it is very stable. The Driveways on a sidewalk are quite slanted and it is possible to tip over if you were not careful, as you cannot lean into a trike as you can on a bike to correct it. When they are too steep, I go on the street. Riding on road that is narrow you have to be aware of your right rear wheel that there is enough room to keep it on the street or you could tip over. This trike is just wonderful and I have actually ridden twenty two miles on a bike path. The fact that it is 24"... » Read More Dear Mary,I have had my trike for two years and I go over sometimes rough roads and it is very stable. The Driveways on a sidewalk are quite slanted and it is possible to tip over if you were not careful, as you cannot lean into a trike as you can on a bike to correct it. When they are too steep, I go on the street. Riding on road that is narrow you have to be aware of your right rear wheel that there is enough room to keep it on the street or you could tip over. This trike is just wonderful and I have actually ridden twenty two miles on a bike path. The fact that it is 24" ,gives it a lower center of gravity which makes it more stable. Good luck to and good riding!Carole « Show Less
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Mine are tubed tires, no problems in 1 year of hard use. Should they ever need to be replaced, I plan to buy a set of hard rubber tires. With 20" wheels, it quite well over rough terrain. This is the best cart I have ever used. Pull, rather than push and it goes over anything. Also makes sharp turns easily.
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I didn't find them much different (I think the other descriptions are pretty accurate) except that they picked up hair/grit worse than the standard casters did. I felt like they caused as much damage as the old wheels, because the "soft" surface was soon rough from the dust/grit they had accumulated. :( I had to wash them, weekly, to keep them relatively clean- but that didn't change the fact that they were permanently pitted/marred by grit.
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had mine for about 3 months and still running pretty good. I might need to change the wheels in about a month though.
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It depends on what board you're throwing them on. I use a 1/4 inch riser so I don't get wheel bite.
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It depends how rough the dirt or gravel is, I don't recommend it, unless for a very short distance. Best on even pavement. The 8"wheels are greatest selling points to me.
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First, I always keep my cleaner in the (salt) pool and operate the cleaner between 6-8 hrs. per day. There is a raised tread wear indicator on the rubber wheels, this also allows for the wheels to bump from over suction. I replace my rubber wheels about every 3-4 years. Regarding the internal parts, most last for 7-8 years, but would recommend checking the wheel spindles for slippage. Also, the fins / blades should be inspected annually. Hope this helps.
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This is your answer, all my rims can bent on the edges through delivery which after putting the new tires which also came from amazon the alignment guy which I've known for 9 years showed me where they were bent. Pepboys sells them but had to order, i waited a week and 3 days. Trust me way better choice then having a headache with having to return Amazon's stuff.
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These wheels worked well on our son's 24 inch, 21 speed bike. But, he tends to lean on the right wheel and it eventually bent outward. We managed to adjust it to touch the ground again by extending it by another setting on that side. The info says that the wheels can take up to 220 lbs in weight, but our boy is only about 100 lbs.
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I have purchased two of these. The first one, I was a bit overzealous and really pounded the wheels on hard-thinking I didn't want them to come off. That DID make the wheels hard to turn. I do not know if you can loosen them, or not. I was not able o get mine loosened. The second one, I did not make that mistake, and the wheels turn good.
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I love the mud slingers I have them on 3 of my rigs. They look great with the axial rockstar beadlocks and those wheels don't break the bank ...ive those rims for about a year of hard rock crawling and no problems ...get the 2.2 size rim
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I used these tubes on my 23c tires on narrow stock rims and didn't have a problem or flats for 2 years. I have since upgraded my wheelset to wider (and lighter) rims.
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Its said to last the lifetime of the tire once u put it in. I've used it before and rode over a year on it
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That is a hard question to answer. It depends on the weight of your trailer, how often you take tight turns on coarse asphalt, if your axles are aligned properly, and if your trailer sways due to driving in a cross wind. I put about 5000 miles on mine (10000 lb tt) last summer and do not have any noticeable loss of tread.