Are there reliable buffer wheels that can be used with this?
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The firba buffers are ok. The only thing wrong with this -is you use 20 buffers to one ROCK and you can not buy the bufferwheels without the Rock.Buy this at harbor freight for 10-15 dollars cheaper.Dr.Kel
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BenThis is an UPDATE- I located the buffer wheel at my supplier MICRO- MARK http://www.micromark.com/Woven-Abrasive-Replacement-Wheel,7198.html ITEM 60736 ---Dr kEL Hope all the buyers of this grinder will see this address.
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Ben I don't think I answered your question right in my first replay. The buffer wheels are fine but they don't last very long. I have searched the internet for hours, and I can not find any buffer wheels without having to buy the ROCK wheel. Harbor Freight sells the buffer and rock in a sealed package. I make my own fine polishing wheels out of glued pressed cardboard-cut about 8 4"sq's glue these together under pressure, after the glue sets up draw a cross from each corner of the cardboard to locate the center draw a circle 3" dia - after mounting the cardboard wheel run at slow spd, using a woodrasp file start truing the wheel after you get some balance to the wheel inscrease the spd to finish rounding the wheel-this is where I purchase my polishing compound. hope this helps. Dr Kel URL http://www.jewelrytools.com/eurotool/jewelry-polishing-compound.html
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I wish I could help, but I don't use it much and have not had to change wheels. jim
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Absolutely! You can also add good quality shelf liners and other accessories, depending on your needs. And if you haven't already, consider purchasing the wheels for these carts.
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The wheel is fine quality. Buy a couple spares as the do go fast in heavy use.
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I would think it turns a little fast for a "buffer" but bare aluminum should be no problem. I would not try it over a paint or fiberglass haul. (I've never tried it as a buffer so it would be your call.)
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yes there arte wheels but be sure to attach correctly or the machine will not roll or be level
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Not sure. I wouldn't try it. I would either remove the built in casters and install the EB's or try to search out the manufacturer of your inserts and just purchase the wheels
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I have not seen any attachment; however it seems to me, using a larger diameter Wheel would work. I would hope they develop one.
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Hello,Those wheels are available and the 185/70R13 tires would work well with the wheel. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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I would think so. It has leveling pads that screw into the legs, so I would think those could be replaced by wheels.
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Yes, you can go to the sevilleclassics.com website and look under the "parts" tab for this shelving unit. There you will find the rubber type wheels (2 are locking casters, which is super nice!) for around $10.
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I have had some luck contacting the seller, they just sent replacement ones to me. We have a bunch of these, and I have had to get two replacement wheels. Very easy to work with.
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the wheels have worked wellwe have this a while and haven't had any problem
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No...imagine a roller computer chair...that's the kind of wheels...only better quality
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any pro-line or other manufacturer 40 series wheel will work just make sure it isnt a 3.8" wheel
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If you are trying to find an original replacement wheel you will have to email the manufacturer. However, the size seems common. I would think you could find better wheels at Harbor Freight or Tractor supply, but in the year and a half that I've owned this thing I haven't needed to replace the wheels. I've hauled eight yards of gravel about 150 feet from my driveway to my kids playground area and the wheels have been just fine. Each load was somewhere between 300 and 400 pounds. The wheels aren't a problem. That said, you might be happier with a better wagon. This one doesn't have enough lift to make the dumping feature worthwhile. It's too low, so you end up with half your load still sitting in the hopper when you tilt to dump.
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I would try the Fisher-Price web sight. I know they make replacement wheels, batteries etc.
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They are good wheels, suitable for the purpose. I too walk several miles/wk, and find them good. They are not skateboard quality,( which are my preference), but for a buggy with 100 lbs or less, on cement sidewalks they seem tbe durable. If you are on gravel or uneven dirt roads, it may not be enough. But the buggy is great, in general and much better and more useful than the cheaper wire baskets I have used. Ive had mine, used regularly for several months, and I find little to complain about. ( b/c the wheels swivel easily, and the sidewalks in my neighborhood, tilt for runoff, they tend to follow the tilt. Only complaint I have.