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Value Brand Caster Wheel 900 lb 8 D x 2 In
Heavy-duty caster wheel supports 900 lb loads with 8-inch polyolefin tread and roller bearing
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Supports heavy loads with 900 lb rating
- Durable polyolefin construction resists wear
- Hard 75 Shore D tread handles tough surfaces
- Standard 1/2 in axle fits common equipment
- Includes spanner bushing for secure installation
Caster Wheel 900 lb Load Rating
This caster wheel carries a 900 lb load rating and fits equipment in the 300 to 999 lb range. It measures 8 in diameter by 2 in width with a 1/2 in axle bore. The polyolefin tread is hard at 75 Shore D and uses a roller bearing with standard tread shape.
Included Spanner Bushing
A spanner bushing is supplied in the box to adapt the 1/2 in axle bore to the hub length of 2 7/16 in. This hardware simplifies mounting on compatible wheelbarrows and carts without sourcing separate spacers.
Suited for Heavy Yard Carts
The wheel serves wheelbarrows and carts that require a hard polyolefin roller-bearing wheel in this load class. It is not for applications needing non-marking tread, softer rubber compounds, or a different axle diameter or hub length. Buyers who need those specifications should look at other wheel options.
Highlights
- Supports heavy loads with 900 lb rating
- Durable polyolefin construction resists wear
- Hard 75 Shore D tread handles tough surfaces
- Standard 1/2 in axle fits common equipment
- Includes spanner bushing for secure installation
Specifications
| Brand | Zoro Select |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
Does the 1/2 inch axle size mean I will need to replace the bearings or the spanner bushing later?
The wheel uses a roller bearing with an included spanner bushing for a 1/2 inch axle; the hard 75 Shore D polyolefin tread resists flat-spotting, so bearing or bushing wear is the typical long-term service item.
What stops me from loading the wheel past its 900 lb rating during sustained use?
The 900 lb load rating is the structural limit; exceeding it risks deformation of the polyolefin core or bearing failure, and the 300 to 999 lb range simply classifies the wheel, it does not extend the rated capacity.
Will the hard polyolefin tread make the cart noisy or hot when pushed all day on concrete?
The 75 Shore D polyolefin tread is hard and non-marking, so it rolls with low rolling resistance and minimal heat buildup, but it transmits more vibration and noise than softer rubber on hard floors.
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