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Value Brand Swivel Plate Caster Therm Rubber 4 in 350 lb
Thermoplastic rubber swivel plate caster supports 350 lb loads on a 4 inch wheel
- TypeWheelbarrows & Carts
- Supports heavy loads with 350 lb rating
- Non-marking rubber tread protects floor surfaces
- 4 inch wheel diameter rolls over rough ground
- Swivel plate design enables tight corner turns
- Prop 65 warning lists cancer and reproductive risks
Swivel Plate Caster for Yard Equipment
This swivel plate caster is built for wheelbarrows and carts that move across lawns, gravel paths or paved driveways. It carries a 350 lb load rating on a single 4 in rubber wheel with a polyolefin core. The non‑marking tread protects finished surfaces while the swivel action allows tight turns in confined garden spaces.
Suits Light Hauling, Not Heavy Towing
Homeowners and landscapers who need a replacement wheel for a garden cart or utility wagon will find the capacity adequate. Buyers who want a braked caster for stationary loading, a lockable swivel for straight tracking, or a higher load rating for construction‑site material handling should look at other options.
Steady Rolling Under Continuous Load
The rubber tread on a polyolefin core maintains consistent rolling resistance when the cart is fully loaded for extended periods. Without a brake or swivel lock the caster continues to swivel freely, so the operator must control direction manually during long pushes across uneven ground.
Highlights
- Supports heavy loads with 350 lb rating
- Non-marking rubber tread protects floor surfaces
- 4 inch wheel diameter rolls over rough ground
- Swivel plate design enables tight corner turns
- Prop 65 warning lists cancer and reproductive risks
Specifications
| Brand | Zoro Select |
|---|---|
| Type | Wheelbarrows & Carts |
Questions about this item
What mounting plate or cart frame do I need to attach this 4-inch swivel caster?
The caster uses a standard plate mount; you must supply a cart, wheelbarrow or equipment frame with a matching bolt pattern to secure it.
Will the 350 lb rubber wheel mark my existing concrete or epoxy floor?
The wheel is specified as non-marking, so it should not leave scuffs on finished concrete, epoxy or similar hard surfaces.
How can I confirm the caster swivels freely and carries the rated load after installation?
Spin the wheel by hand — it should rotate smoothly without binding — then load the cart up to 350 lb and verify the caster rolls straight and the plate stays tight.
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