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I have pneumatic wheels on My hand truck out of zinc and I polished them up so they look like aluminum rims.but.what company makes them and is thair a video of the factory?I would love to see how it’s made
I purchased a used older 😊1cxt. The extend a hoe does not have hydraulic cylinder but can slide into place. So normally I use it extended most of the time. The tracts make for a stable platform similar to a tracked skid. Great for grading.The view of the front bucket is close to a skid but the one I have has a short wide bucket. I use a regular skid bucket and it works more to my liking. The back bucket works good although I prefer my bob cat 335 for speed and power. The machine has a surprising amount of power for just 40 hp. The best feature is that it operates as a mini ex and a skid with one machine. But wait! I really bought it for the easy entry! I’m 70!
Hi and thanks for the video! Question: I need to replace 2 casters on an antique Sikes office chair. The hole is too big, and the plates are all too wide to fit onto the chair "legs". What is a solution? Thanks!
I would suggest bringing either the caster you need to replace, or the whole chair into Norlift. Kathleen will either have what you need, or be able to point you in the right direction.
I am going to get a wheelchair, and I was going to have 6x1.5 sized wheels in the front, what would be the best caster fork for those wheels, and what is the difference between different sizes of caster forks
This answered the exact question that I had and was a million times better than I expected! Who knew a video about pneumatic vs Flat Free could be so dang entertaining. Well done, sir!
1:13 "Both tires are a great option.." I didn't know there were other options for tires. I might go with the square option next time. Sorry. I really did not get much out of this video. How about the disadvantages of both? Thanks for the effort though.
what about chairs that tilt? I can't find casters that will not fail on my oak office chair. When the chair tilts, al the weight goes on 1 or 2 wheels and the ball bearings fall out. The chair takes 4 wheels and the mount area is only 1" wide so plate casters won't fit. What is available for this problem?
Great information! recommended weight capacity, wheel size everything you explained in amazing way. I am absolutely agree with your point of difficulty in rolling the smaller wheels. I am also working for Furniture Castor manufacturing and supply, you can visit my website www.pioneercastors.net/
Hi, I just get a 46" wide tool box, when I fill it up, will be very heavy, I am thinking to replace two of the rigid caster for swivel to have all 4 swivel caster. to have easy maneuver on small spaces, and not need to slice the rigid caster, what do you think?
Hi, I just get a 46" wide tool box, when I fill it up, will be very heavy, I am thinking to replace two of the rigid caster for swivel to have all 4 swivel caster. to have easy maneuver on small spaces, and not need to slice the rigid caster, what do you think?
