Are these the rubberized foam type spacers?
648069
They are made of neoprene and stuffed a spongy foam like material. But more substantial than foam...more like memory foam.
915547
I believe that they were rubber, but the bolt mechanism rusted through within 6 months so I no longer have it. Not a good product, as far as I'm concerned.
1081334
No; they are solid rubber/plastic. Many have changed to pneumatic wheels from harbor freight
1540158
The existing spacers are just a friction fit on each end. Just gently pull up on both ends of each spacer (and wiggle) at the same time so they don't break. As these spacers get older they become brittle and may crack when you try to remove them. You can buy replacement spacers fairly cheap via Amazon too...might be wise to order a box so you have them when the original ones break. Take your time and you'll be fine.
785857
i did not need any spacers, they seem to work well. i do not claim to be a skaeteboard expert tho
937345
We have both the gate and the spacers. The hard plastic does match. The mesh/plastic actual gate is more white white.
1311573
they are extended length. I have a spacer between my rim and the rotor and drum I hope this help
1439874
Yes, these are the thin foam filter behind the bag. I've been very happy with the purchase of this product. It is actually better quality than the original that came with my panasonic vac.
956435
Dont know, but they are awesome. Use in my disco. Great replacements for my RTRs which were foam.
1453649
I do not recall getting new spacers and screws. I think I had to re use the old ones. Also watch the you tube video by ereplacementparts.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3slC2fxvP1w
1770362
Yes, they do. When I first saw them I wasn't sure, but they work really well. Much better than the old rubber gaskets too.
1905935
They have a rubber seal that fits real snug. I've been very happy with them.
1159238
That depends on the supplier. Mine did not include the spacer. I am still looking for a supplier of the individual spacer.
1129527
No. They are made of TPE (thermoplastic elastomer), which is a mixture of a plastic and a rubber polymer.
1424701
I don't know, but they seem to be pretty standard. I use them to fill road bike tires and work wonderfully.
2203458
They are plastic. The (orange) rubber gaskets can be replaced, but I'm not sure about the actual hard (white) plastic caps that attach to the metal clamp.
296055
Not normal, read instructions carefully. I had same problem. Using wrong ones, Don't Forget SPACER