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Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 6:04 pm Post subject: outrigger wheels |
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Guys...I've been looking into substitutes for the kit-provided outrigger wheel, and thought I'd found the answer with a Colson Performa wheel which comes w/ sealed ball bearings. After Kingsley acquainted me w/ the distinction between "sealed ball bearings" and "maintenance-free precision ball bearings" I found the following in the McMaster catalogue (I hope the text and graphics gets thru the matronics server). This "Easy-Roll Rubber-Tread Wheel" (McMaster part # 2439T42) which comes with "maintenance-free precision ball bearings" has a ridiculous low price of $7.81. I've queried McMaster, and they confirm that yes, it does come w/ these bearings. I'm wondering if anyone has tried them and can comment on their performance.
Or...has anyone found the ultimate outrigger wheel?
Fred
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Easy-Roll Rubber-Tread Wheels[url=javascript:chgimg(\'EVPAC\');][img]cid:1C81C9C3-3FEC-427E-BA07-FF2EEDF7E7FF[/img][/url]3 1/2" to 6" Dia.
[url=javascript:chgimg(\'EPAAE\');][img]cid:B7A55908-0BAA-4E6A-A009-E4BADA0E7EEA[/img][/url]8" to 10" Dia.
- Blue rubber on nylon core
- Durometer is 70A
- Temperature range is -40° to +200° F
Resilient rubber tread rebounds quickly, so you can roll and turn easily on most surfaces. The maintenance-free precision ball bearings require minimal effort to get these wheels rolling.
[url=javascript:TargetLink(\'TR1588\',\'tr\',\'PT15881\',\'2439T41\');]2439T41[/url]$7.104" x 1 1/4" 3/8"1 5/8"250[url=javascript:TargetLink(\'TR1589\',\'tr\',\'PT15891\',\'2439T42\');]2439T42[/url]7.81
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fklein(at)orcasonline.com Guest
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Posted: Wed Sep 23, 2009 7:04 pm Post subject: outrigger wheels |
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Guys...I've been looking into substitutes for the kit-provided outrigger wheel, and thought I'd found the answer with a Colson Performa wheel which comes w/ sealed ball bearings. After Kingsley acquainted me w/ the distinction between "sealed ball bearings" and "maintenance-free precision ball bearings" I found the following in the McMaster catalogue (the text and graphics can't get thru the matronics server).
This "Easy-Roll Rubber-Tread Wheel" (McMaster part # 2439T42) is described as "Resilient rubber tread rebounds quickly, so you can roll and turn easily on most surfaces. The maintenance-free precision ball bearings require minimal effort to get these wheels rolling". It is blue rubber on a nylon core, has a Durometer of 70A, and is rated at 250 pounds. It also has a ridiculous low price of $7.81. I've queried McMaster, and they confirm that yes, it does come w/ double precision bearings...I've yet to determine whether they are double-shielded, or double-sealed. They require a 3/8" shaft, so a sleeve bushing would be required in order to stay with the 5/16" bolts.
I'm wondering if anyone has tried them and can comment on their performance. Or...has anyone found the ultimate outrigger wheel?
Fred
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