What diameter is the spindle? I have an 8" mower rim with a 1" I.D. hole.
1635736
I do not use this tire changer on smaller tires. I have the small changer that works perfect for mowers and golf carts etc.
1635737
It is too big for your needs.You can probably get away with using regular tire spoons.
1944977
The larger, lower shaft measures 1 1/16" and the smaller, upper (inner) shaft is 7/8" Hope that helps.
1372993
I just measured mine and the opening is 7/8" almost exactly. The pin is 7/8" excluding the threads but screws into the threaded 7/8" opening.
2007408
I measured the hole at 3/4" and looked online for a 3/4" to 3/8" arbor reducer. No luck. You might try purchasing a very common washer with a 3/4" diameter and a 5/16" hole. You could bore out the hole at 3/8" and if the washer is too thick, sand it down until flush with the blade. That's just a thought, not sure that it would work but might be worth a try. Good Luck.
1801417
I put it on my M-800 Raleigh which requires 1 1/8" and it worked out fine. To me, if the part meet the spec, it should work.
1288673
No, and be advised the shaft is only 7/8" so you'll have to shim to fit a 1" ring. I used a piece of milk jug wrapped around it a couple times.
2162420
The Rockler site was light on technical data, but a review here: http://www.newwoodworker.com/reviews/rklrminilathervu.html states "The hollow spindle has the popular 1" by 8 [threads per inch]outer threading that accepts virtually all popular aftermarket pieces such as a chuck." It should fit, and would be a nice accessory to your lathe.
1739843
It's about 1 inch diameter. Not sure if that's exact, but I used a 7/8 drill and had to enlarge it a bit.
99996
The hole diameter fits a 7/8" no problem, but with my PortaCable Joiner the kerf of the blade was slightly thinner than the portacable blade,so it wouldn't tighten down, I made a very thin washer out of a piece of steel using 2 hole saws, and it worked fine.
1401784
I don't know but it seems to be the standard size for a 5 lug trailer spindle.
2218552
The dimensional information requested will not be necessary. The D1089 4-Jaw Chuck will mount directly to the spindle of the lathe, it will be necessary to purchase an insert for the chuck though. It will be necessary to purchase either D1101 1-1/8" X 12 TPI / RH or a D1111 1-1/8" X 12 TPI / LH threaded insert. With the insert attached to the 4-Jaw Chuck you will then be able to thread the chuck directly onto the lathes spindle.
1647704
I have a 3/4 threaded shank with a 2 inch ball. The hole towards the end is 5/8 diameter for pull behind attachments that would use on riding lawnmowers. And then hitch pin is 1/2 inch diameter. Hope this helps.
562027
The hole diameter is just a little over 5/16" of an inch, it will not fit a 3/8" shaft.
711286
I am Not sure! I have planned to rebuild my deck later next month. My spindle assembly(s) have a number 10-1104 [Replaces AYP#174356] if anything, it looks a little bit taller than what I have now.My Craftsman tractor is a 917.2750.13 model with a 48 Inch Deck. Sears Parts say I should have a Spindle assembly Number 174358. I'll call the supplier tomorrow and see what they say!
1400439
Thank you for considering AMC Parts Store for your mower parts. I researched your model #, and yes, it is the correct spindle for your mower.
215736
It will fit any chuck that uses a one inch spindle with 8 threads per inch.
2162419
If your lathe spindle is a 1" 8 tpi then yes it will fit. If it is a 3/4" spindle there is an adapter that will make it fit.