Basically, will it or will it not fit the 5/8" axle shaft of a Rubbermaid #5642 7.5 Cu. Ft. Big Wheel® Cart and are the 5/8" bearings (similar to Marathon Industries 60002 - 5/8"-Inch Replacement Precision Ball Bearings) included? Basically, will it or will it not fit the 5/8" axle shaft of a Rubbermaid #5642 7.5 Cu. Ft. Big Wheel® Cart and are the 5/8" bearings (similar to Marathon Industries 60002 -... » Read More Basically, will it or will it not fit the 5/8" axle shaft of a Rubbermaid #5642 7.5 Cu. Ft. Big Wheel® Cart and are the 5/8" bearings (similar to Marathon Industries 60002 - 5/8"-Inch Replacement Precision Ball Bearings) included? « Show Less
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I purchased these last year, they fit perfectly for our cart. It's a Large Rubbermaid (don't know exactly what number). They hold up really well and of course the price is right.
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Yes, I have the same cart. The wheels come with 2 set of bearing one of them fits the 5/8" shaft perfect. You will have to put the bearings in that fit though, an easy job for someone with a little bit of mechanical ability. It looks like you can take the solid tires off and put a tube and tire on if you prefer that also, the rim have a hole for the inner tube nipple.
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This locker can be installed in either the 8.6" or 8.5" rear end. You will need different size bearings depending on your application. Bearing are available through Timken or other sources like Yukon. There are installation kits available to install the 8.6" carrier in a 8.5" rear end. To be sure to measure the old bearings that are in your differential to figure out what size you need.
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My first suggestion is to read all the previous answers on the UN55 before you attempt to replace your bottombracket assembly. If you can remove the spindle, look to see if the specifications of the spindle are embossed on the spindle itself. For example, my Shimano spindle has specifications of 68 - 122.5 embossed on it, the smaller number is the bottom bracket bearing tube width and the larger number is the actual spindle length. Then select the UN55 sealed bearing BB that is the closest to your measurements.
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If it has 5 lugs on 4.5" Center. On small trailers it t had 5 lug nuts most of the time they are 4.5 centers...but check your owners manual, or ask a tire shop.
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Hi Walter, Good news, this Motegi MR116 wheel is 'dual drilled' and has both the 5x100 & 5x114.3 lug patterns drilled into it. Just change the QTY to 8 and add to your cart. Thanks, BWT
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This item is for 5.6 & 8" lug, kelsey haze type wheel and fayette type travel trailer wheel.
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Personally, I would purchase some standard trucks to fit standard 8mm bearings, because in the long run, your bearings can break, get dirty, or you might just want faster ones, and it would be much easier for you to find bearings, wheels, and bolts in that size, and there's more variety in the 8mm size. I don't really understand, do 8mm or 7mm not fit your trucks as in their bore is to small?
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The hole in the center of the wheel fits a 5/8" axle. if you remove the bearings I think the hole is 1 1/8. Hope this helps.
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I bought the 01W model that came with smaller wheels and replaced those with the heavy duty ones which had to be purchased separately. Because I was able to do this I know that the shaft for the regular wheels and the shaft for the heavy duty wheels have to be the same. 01 should be the same shelf, but without wheels included in the box. There might be something wrong with the shelf. I bought 3 shelves and had no problem attaching the wheels. BTW, the heavy duty wheels are great.
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I have a Big Bruno cart and the wheel diameter is it came with was 9". Have, so far, been unable to find a 9" and settled for a 10" -- it is 10". Would prefer the 9" as there is some "play" in the 10" fit. The wheel seems to lean some when using the cart putting unnecessary pressure on the wheel. Perhaps that is to be expected? Would like to find a 9". CJ
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just tried measuring it in the rain. the original axel appears to be 5/8" dia. i believe the wheel hub to be 7/8" . the website will probably show it. i added brass sleeves (flanged one end only) over the old shaft and placed them on both sides of each new wheel hub (4 total). they are ace hardware items. cart works fine.
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I have an older model Sun Mountain cart as well (not sure of the serial number), and this wheel kit fit fine and was a great purchase. One note though, the picture shows a flat-wide wheel, but what you get looks just like the original air filled tires (round), but they work great....and no more filling the tires with air everytime I use the push-cart.
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It states in the description that it has a 6" hub: I'd describe this dimension as the width of the hub, but they call it the length. It has some play on my wheelbarrow. The quality is good.... never another flat, and I've hauled full loads of concrete which is as heay as it gets. The important part is that it's designed to fit on a 5/8" axle, and it slips over this with clearance (not a press-fit).
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Just confirm you trailer axle spindle diameters at 1 3/8" inner and 1 1/16" outer;then check wheel bolt pattern for5 lug X 4 1/2" wheel stud measurement .Wheel stud should be 4 1/2" on center when you measure the longest distance between 2 studs
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The rubber wheel is 5 inches diameter. I just measure it today before I respond to you. I hope this answer your question. Also, it a easy to install, I just push it into my cart, assuming it fit into your.
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3/4" Bearing is for a 3/4" axle. I have bought several sets of these tires and am very pleased. I also am using them on a 3/4" axle. The limitation is speed. Don't go fast. The tires are rated a 5 MPH and I have gone much faster but have had to replace the bearings. They also sell just the bearings. Hope this helps.
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I'm almost for certain that this is a 3/4" Axle and the width maybe wider than 3 inches, but you can get on Marathons website and they can tell you for sure. They are really helpful in these situations. Anyway, I ordered two of the wheels for my utility trailer and they are great. The only thing you may have a problem with is the bearings and I would order an extra set, which are next to nothing in cost. Good luck and I hope I have shed some light on your problem. JB