Is the front axle 10mm? They are usually 9mm.
1620722
yes I think so, they are very tight in my dropouts. I would pass on these wheels and spend a couple more bucks on a decent set, I had to work on these right out of the box.. they suck
1968539
In my years of experience with metric tools around cars and motorcycles I have never had the need for a 9mm size that I can remember. This set, not having 11mm is also not commonly called upon (the SAE size of 7/16" is a match for this).
1079498
9 mm is shorter than 3/8 in and 10 mm is longer than 3/8 in. so either one of those settings
2095165
Hi, I honestly don't remember because I bought a trainer axle to go with mine.
625284
I think you may have ordered the cheeseburger model, mine came with three 9mm nut drivers, and no 8mm or 10mm.
1197373
The diameter of the axle is 5/8 soo I'm not sure what the diameter of the bmx is
487096
The driveshaft are for 15 or 20 mm thru axle forks. The Clutch SD is for the standard 9 mm fork.
2254941
Remove front passenger tire. Jack up so you can slip underneath and you'll find it at the back of the transmission. I can't remember but I think it is a 10 mm bolt. At least on my 2005 impala it was. Pain in the arm, neck...etc.
1713689
if it takes 10" tires probably axle hole is 5/8" measure your axle to be positive
1966065
Question does not make sense, it is a front axle disconnect not for full time 4wd.
456052
The front wheel hub does not have a quick release. It is a standard hex nut.
338803
Yes - and they are labeled as "right" and "left". Look for the letters "R" and "L" on the ends of the axles. --JC
1646970
Yes they will fit real nicely on my 1990 we should have the same 10 bolt axle i belive
1009302
Sorry, I don't know the axle size...the model number of the mower is Craftsman 917387330. Hope this helps
1214621
the front side of the innder diameter is 6mmthe opposite side of the innder diameter is 9mm
1435162
These should fit but will be slightly short by a hair, 1.9" is the standard length nut for the wheels.
79113
I don't have a ruler but it's around .5 inch, 1 cm maybe. Don't forget about the little bump at the base of the axle; that's maybe a fifth of an inch, 2 mm. I'm more used to imperial if it matters by the way.