Thread: mounting andymark wheels
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Unread 03-02-2006, 15:07
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Re: mounting andymark wheels
This application simply needs some tubing and some washers. Cut some aluminum tubing or PVC pipe (with an id of .75 or greater) to the right length (minus about 1/8") to locate your wheel on your shaft. Then, put a 3/4" id washer between the wheel and the tube. The outside diameter of the washer needs to be big enough to act as a shoulder for the wheel's plastic hub. Washers will capture the wheel. Tube (or PVC pipe) will capture the washers.

Good luck,
Andy