Rubbermaid FG618000BLA Mobile Cabinet Workbench 38 in Black
- Wheelbarrows & Carts
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Rubbermaid
Rigid caster with included hardware for wheelbarrows and carts
This rigid caster is a replacement component for Rubbermaid wheelbarrows and yard carts. It provides fixed-direction mobility for heavy garden loads. The part includes all necessary mounting hardware for installation. It suits homeowners and landscapers maintaining existing equipment.
As a non-powered mechanical component, the caster generates no heat and consumes no electricity. It operates silently because it has no motor or moving parts beyond the wheel bearing. There are no thermal or power specifications to consider.
| Brand | RUBBERMAID |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Bolt the caster plate using the included hardware; the step most often missed is tightening all four mounting bolts to the same torque so the 5 1/8 in overall height stays level.
Inspect the wheel and swivel bearing periodically; replace the caster if the wheel develops flat spots or the bearing becomes noisy, using the same 4 in overall width and 2 1/2 in overall length mounting pattern.
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