Albion Inc.
Albion Inc. Caster Wheel 300 lb 26Y351
A 300 lb capacity caster wheel with a 4 in diameter and 1 1/2 in hub length
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Supports heavy loads with 300 lb capacity
- Fits 3/8 in axle using included spanner bushing
- Polyolefin tread resists marking on floors
- Hard 65 Shore D material withstands wear
- 4 in diameter wheel rolls smoothly over surfaces
Hard-wearing caster wheel for heavy loads
The Albion Inc. caster wheel supports up to 300 lb on a four-inch polyolefin tread. It suits wheelbarrows, carts and similar yard equipment that need a durable, non-marking wheel. The plain bore accepts a three-eighths inch axle and a spanner bushing is included. Builders looking for a higher capacity or a different tread material should look elsewhere.
Fits standard axle sizes
The wheel mounts on a three-eighths inch axle with the supplied spanner bushing and a one-and-a-half inch hub length. Its hard polyolefin surface resists flat-spotting and does not mark floors, reducing the need for frequent replacements. No brake or swivel hardware is included, so the wheel is intended for fixed-axle applications only.
Low rolling resistance and quiet operation
The 65 Shore D polyolefin tread rolls smoothly on hard surfaces with minimal effort. Solid construction eliminates pneumatic maintenance such as inflation or puncture repair. The non-marking rubber core keeps noise low during normal yard use while handling loads up to the rated limit.
Highlights
- Supports heavy loads with 300 lb capacity
- Fits 3/8 in axle using included spanner bushing
- Polyolefin tread resists marking on floors
- Hard 65 Shore D material withstands wear
- 4 in diameter wheel rolls smoothly over surfaces
Specifications
| Brand | Zoro Select |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What load limit does the 300 lb caster wheel reach first under sustained use?
The wheel is rated for 300 lb continuous load, so that capacity is the first limit encountered during extended operation.
How much noise, heat or power does the 4 in polyolefin wheel produce when running all day?
The hard 65 Shore D polyolefin tread on a rubber core runs quietly with minimal rolling resistance and generates no measurable heat or power draw.
Which axle size must I already have for the 3/8 in bore caster wheel to fit?
The wheel requires a 3/8 in axle; a matching spanner bushing is included to adapt the bore to that shaft diameter.
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