I have roller blades and the wheels are old and busted, will this product work to replace my old wheels?
743626
That's the reason I bought them. You would need to use the bolts from the original set up. You should make sure that the wheels will fit, the size-range information would be somewhere either on the original wheels or on the inline frame.
743627
I don't know what kind of wheels were on your skates. I purchased theses for my dad's skates. His skates had the model number on them and they work fine for him.
743628
Those are inline skate wheels, so if the size is right, it should work... They are supplied with ball bearings so it's a simple swap...I personnaly bought those to build understair drawers and it works perfectly.
743629
They worked well for me. They should work for you also, as long as your wheels are close to the 76mm size. Bob
743630
Those are inline skate wheels, so if the size is right, it should work... They are supplied with ball bearings so it's a simple swap... I personnaly bought those to build understair drawers and it works perfectly.
1561565
I really have no idea about the model in question. The wheels did not fit what I needed them for so I sent them back.
1625157
I don't know... but this wheel has been in use now for about 12 years, so if your mower is older than that, it might not work. you might search that part number on the internet and see if you can find some old ones, still new., try ebay . Id just go to Sears and buy 1 or 2 if it doesnt work take it back....its a little trouble but then you will know for sure. jeff
1010659
If your wheels already have a quick release skewer then these should work as a replacement. I used one as a replacement part on a schwinn bike from the early 2000s
501061
No. The wheels on your luggage probably is held in place by bolts or large rivets. If you are able to reuse those fasteners, that would be the best. If not, you'll need to go to a hardware store and buy nuts and bolts. Be sure to buy nuts that have a nylon insert, they will stay in place without working loose. I needed to purchase the new bolts and they have been working perfectly for over a year. The new wheels roll better than the original. I replaced my daughters luggage wheels too. Be sure to buy a set of roller bearing too. Good luck.
545831
I'm not sure the bearing is the same size. If you can go to a Walmart and find a regular rip stick and compare that would be best. My guess would be the bearings are the same and this wheel will work.
2207669
If it's working properly I do think it would. The wheels have rubber grips on them. I'm waiting on my replacement bike so not 100% sure yet
872574
Yes it's will fix your problem of wheels pitched to the out on each side it's the opposite of being pigeon toed. You will need to buy 4 nuts 1.25 mm because your old nuts won't work there kind of hard to find I had to order mine thru fastenall
1381916
Most likely it would if you can identify the type plastic you are trying to repair to ensure compatibility with the plastic "welding rods". I have not found this product to be useful where appearance is important. It is difficult to sand and grind smooth and still have remaining strength.
1891135
This company was horrible at helping me with my wheel issue so I sadly doubt they would replace it for you. It's just a cheaply made item and we are currently still using it but with four broken wheels
448331
I'm not sure. I was unable to get to the casement that where I could release the old wheel. I'm not sure if the wheel will fit the bearing so the wheel can turn. The wheel is clear rubber but the inner part of the wheel is black plastic.
379815
Don't know,at work right now. Later found i could get wheel from Home Depot. Check there for replacement wheels.
1883119
I'm Afraid NOT ... I ordered these to help me solve the issue of not being able to move around here in my home office, which was carpeted with 1/2" pile carpet. These wheels made very little or no difference. Mobility is important to me (now that I'm disabled) so I gave up and had hardwood flooring installed here in the office. Now I have to buy 4 different wheels (the soft rubber kind) as these are too hard for my new floor and will scratch it (as told to me by the flooring people and verified by several office supply stores). So, the short answer is NO. Sorry, I ,too, was looking for an inexpensive solution, but it didn't workout.
2229327
Yes, i believe that woukd work, it cones with really strong adhesive tape. The only issue i see is that these are wheels that only roll forward and back, these are not casters that let you roll anywhere. It might be a hassle. These arent for ultra heavy weights. Id take some extra duct tape with, just in case its needed.
545830
Yes, they should. I enjoyed mine while i was using it. Very smooth riding with these wheels :)
2186463
Yes and No. You must have a computer with a USB port.If the old hard drive could spin, this adapter will do the job of the computer.If the old drive is destroyed, you must seek help from people who could fix the motor.You will know as soon as you plug the adapter, the driver buzzes, and you will hear the spinning of the motor.My guess is that most driv
1799142
I would be skeptical of this use. With softer metals I think this tool would leave marks on the material. The wheels have an edge similar to the outside of a quarter, meaning lines perpendicular to the orientation of the material being fed through, this is to help grip the material to force it through. Sounds like you need more of a small sheet metal roller.