Albion Inc.
Albion Inc. Caster Wheel 4 in 275 lb IX0405205G
A 4-inch polyurethane wheel rated for 275 lb with a non-marking tread and Delrin bearing
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Supports heavy loads with 275 lb rating
- Smooth rolling on firm 95 Shore A polyurethane
- Non‑marking tread protects floor surfaces
- Durable plastic core resists corrosion
- Ready for 3/8 in axle with included spanner bushing
Albion Inc. Caster Wheel 4 in 275 lb
The Albion Inc. Caster Wheel 4 in 275 lb IX0405205G is a replacement wheel for wheelbarrows and utility carts. It uses a polyurethane tread bonded to a plastic core. The wheel measures 4 in diameter and 1 1/4 in width. It is designed for general yard and outdoor transport tasks.
Replaces worn or damaged original wheels
This wheel upgrades a flat, cracked or seized original wheel on a wheelbarrow or cart. The 275 lb load rating supports typical garden and debris loads. The jump is worth it when the existing wheel no longer rolls freely or the tread has separated from the core. It restores mobility without replacing the entire frame.
Straightforward bolt-on installation
The wheel mounts on a 3/8 in axle using the included Delrin spanner bushing to match hub length. The 5/16 in bore diameter must match the axle or the supplied bushing. Common issues arise if the axle is bent or the fork spacing does not align with the 1 9/16 in hub length. The non-marking tread protects finished surfaces.
Highlights
- Supports heavy loads with 275 lb rating
- Smooth rolling on firm 95 Shore A polyurethane
- Non‑marking tread protects floor surfaces
- Durable plastic core resists corrosion
- Ready for 3/8 in axle with included spanner bushing
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What wheel diameter and axle size does this 275 lb caster need to fit?
The wheel is 4 in diameter and requires a 3/8 in axle, with a 5/16 in bore and 1 9/16 in hub length.
How is the included spanner bushing installed on this wheel?
Press the Delrin spanner bushing into the wheel bore to match the 3/8 in axle, then secure the wheel in the fork.
When should the polyurethane tread on this 95 Shore A wheel be replaced?
Replace the wheel when the tread shows flat spots, cracking, or when the 275 lb load rating can no longer be supported safely.
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