Not enough spacers, what can I use? Everything else is great, is an old metal wheelbarrow? Have PCV that fits but it's thin walled.
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I know, a bit of a pain. If I remember correctly, I happened to have on hand some water pipe hangers made of plastic and slipped them over the axle.
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I used several rubber faucet washers that fit for my garden hose. They have held up well.
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had the same problem with mine-there were some spacers on the original shaft and made a few using reinforced hose that was lying around the garage. has worked so far.
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Sort of, I had to make some spacer blocks. Length and hole alignment was good just too wide...I made some spacer from some AL pipe I had.
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I guessing that you want the diameter of my handle bars. Mine is 1.25 inches and the spacers were not needed. The bag comes with to two sets of round spacers for smaller handle bars.
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Almost any 4/110 spacer will work. I bought Tusk brand spacers from Rocky Mountain ATV for about $75.
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You would need to purchase spacers to use this. Im not sure how much they are.
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I had the same problem. My solution was my local Homedepot (or any hardware store) and purchased 1/4 thread rod and a union ( joins 2 threaded rods), cut it to fit and works great. Just take one of your end pieces with you and explain to an associate you dilemma and they will gladly set you up.
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The other answers are OUTSIDE dimensions. Mine measures EXACTLY 26 inches INSIDE at the middle posts. The sides are a little flexible, so you could maybe stretch it another quarter inch. But the sides are just 15 inches high, and maybe the bulk of the wheelbarrow would pass above them.
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Sure. Go to the hardware store and purchase spacers and use them in conjunction with longer bolts. That's what I did - worked fine.
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I'm not able to help, I put this together for my granddaughter for Christmas last year and it's been at her house so I can't even look at it. If I remember correctly there were some kind of spacers that went on before/after the wheel itself and it was a little difficult to get them on. Sorry I can't help.
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Almost all are the same unless you have something crazy. This will work. Mine is on an AMES wheelbarrow.
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That depends on the supplier. Mine did not include the spacer. I am still looking for a supplier of the individual spacer.
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Nope. Spacers not included. But the rim has an offset hub that acts as a spacer that might work for you.
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A bit off topic, but you can get solid rubber wheelbarrow tires. The stock tires on your typical new wheelbarrow these days are pretty pathetic.
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I'd bring it to a hardware store and find something that will fit the threads. They're a strange size though, so good luck.
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The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I... » Read More The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. « Show Less
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I ended up using a piece of pressure treated 4x4. It was on a wood fence though. If using on a metal fence use could use the same thing just get longer u bolts from a hardware store. Hope that help.
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Check the diameter of the fitting. I think this has a 1" hole in the center. Pretty common. And 7 inch is kinda small, so should fit inside most shields. You really need the fittings off of an edger to fit this onto a weedeater. You can fit edger blades and things like this onto or in between fixed string heads that are sort orbital and center it when you lok it dosn. Most things work together. Just have to goof with it and see what you can come up with. most things have a 1' ring, especially edgers. and I think most edger are 8 inch but I could be wrong. but that means you could put it on your edger and cut roots easy.. Check the diameter of the fitting. I think this has a 1" hole in the center. Pretty common. And 7 inch is kinda small, so should fit inside most shields. You really need the fittings off of an edger to fit this onto a weedeater. You can fit edger blades and things like this onto or in between fixed string heads that are sort orbital and center it when you lok it dosn. Most things work together. Just have to goof with it and see what you can come up with. most things have a 1' ring, especially edgers. and I think most edger are 8 inch but I could be wrong. but that means you could put... » Read More Check the diameter of the fitting. I think this has a 1" hole in the center. Pretty common. And 7 inch is kinda small, so should fit inside most shields. You really need the fittings off of an edger to fit this onto a weedeater. You can fit edger blades and things like this onto or in between fixed string heads that are sort orbital and center it when you lok it dosn. Most things work together. Just have to goof with it and see what you can come up with. most things have a 1' ring, especially edgers. and I think most edger are 8 inch but I could be wrong. but that means you could put it on your edger and cut roots easy.. « Show Less