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Value Brand 1KB27 Caster Wheel 4In 360 lb
Polyurethane tread wheel supports up to 360 lb with non-marking Delrin bearing
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Supports heavy carts with 360 lb capacity
- Polyurethane tread resists wear at 98 Shore A hardness
- Non-marking wheel protects floors during moves
- Delrin bearing ensures smooth rotation under load
- Fits 5/16 in axle for easy installation
Polyurethane Wheel for Wheelbarrows and Carts
This four-inch wheel features a polyurethane tread on a nylon core rated at 98 Shore A hardness. It carries a 195 lb load rating within a 0 to 299 lb range and uses a 5/16 inch axle bore with a 1-1/2 inch hub length. The non-marking tread protects floor surfaces during use.
Suited for Replacement on Light-Duty Yard Carts
Homeowners repairing a wheelbarrow or utility cart with matching axle and hub dimensions will find this wheel a direct fit. Buyers needing a higher load capacity or a different axle diameter should look at other options because this unit is limited to the stated rating and bore size.
Critical Spec Is the 5/16 Inch Axle Bore
The wheel mounts only on axles that match the 5/16 inch bore and 1-1/2 inch hub length. Verify these measurements on your existing equipment before ordering to ensure compatibility.
Highlights
- Supports heavy carts with 360 lb capacity
- Polyurethane tread resists wear at 98 Shore A hardness
- Non-marking wheel protects floors during moves
- Delrin bearing ensures smooth rotation under load
- Fits 5/16 in axle for easy installation
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 4-inch wheel generate when rolling under the 360 lb rating all day?
The polyurethane tread on a plastic core runs cool under load; no heat build-up is expected during continuous use at the rated capacity.
What axle size does the 1-1/2-inch hub need to fit my existing cart?
The wheel accepts a 5/16-inch axle; a matching spanner bushing is not included, so reuse your current hardware or source one separately.
Will the non-marking 98 Shore A tread damage the epoxy floor I already have?
The firm polyurethane tread is non-marking and safe for epoxy, concrete and finished surfaces without leaving scuffs.
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