Can the wheels be put on the back legs instead of the ski pads?
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I really do not know - but I would not chance it without calling the manufacturer!!!
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Sure. The legs, front and back, have the same diameter and alignment mechanisms. Maybe the ski pads will be angled wrong when you switch them but that will be easy enough to rectify. Taking it a step further, I replaced front and back legs with larger units thus giving myself larger wheels on all four corners as I find the ski pad thing unworkable. The Standers unit uses much smaller diameter tubing than just about all other walkers so I spent an afternoon in the local hardware store making up shims from pipe fittings and pieces of a bicycle inner tube.
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I wasn't able to get it to work. This is what I had bought them for and was very disappointed. I ended up purchasing another three- wheel walker... Good luck!
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Complicated question. If Stander sellers just the ski pads, then, yes, I assume you can. They do not, however, sell the legs that the wheels are attached to. Although their picture shows the legs, the wheel will be the only thing that arrives. i called Stander and they didn't seem to think it was a big deal that the picture shows an assembled leg but that they only sold wheel replacements.
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I wanted to know that myself. The skids drag grass and dirt, making it hard to push at times. I know the skids are ment for safety, but I plan to try wheels. I am very careful when I use my walker. I also need to replace one of the hand grips, otherwise it is the best walker I've used
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Sorry, I mistook the question. On THIS walker, you cannot replace the back skis with wheels.. Sorry, ignore my first answer
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Hi! I wanted to do exactly the same thing but the current design does not allow for it because the wheels are on the inside of the frame, so I drilled new holes on the other sides and put the wheels on the outside. Works great now! Hope that makes sense.
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I would not think so. I have them with 700 X 40 knobbys during the winter and the clearance on the back wheel is very close.
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Yes, you may replace the feet. I selected the gliders made by the same company. They were quite simple to remove the original rubber feet.
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If you're very handy, you may be able to add wheels. I just wonder if the overall size and the wood tray in the middle may cause it to be a little unbalanced if wheeled around.
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Hi Barbara, I don't know about wheels but I replaced my skis with tennis balls that I bought from the very friendly, helpful seller from whom I purchased it. They have worked well for me so far. Dianne (dianneshubin@verizon.net)
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I suppose you could use the kind of wheels that can be inserted individually into each leg...they would have to be small or they might split the leg
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The lower parts of all four legs are removable, so you could put the lower parts of the two front legs (which have the wheels) on the back and the lower parts of the two back legs on the front. I am not sure that doing so would be wise. Having the wheels in front helps with control. If you them on the back you might have a dangerous decrease in the degree of control -- and of stability. If it were me, I wouldn't put the wheels on the back.
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Not a chance. I doubt you'd get 3 normal sized boards on it alone. 5 pairs of skis would work, but would require putting pairs together on top of one another.
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Yes, you can do that. When you get the trolley just don't put the wheels in and add the rubber feet.
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You might be able to if 1) you can remove the rubber bottoms on each leg, and 2) find the right size wheels.
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I think you could but I never tried. The bigger wheels should make it easier than the small wheel. Uneven dirt and grass yes. Real loose gravel could be a problem.
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Depends onyou're ski. I can with my kawasaki 900 stx. If you have a unstable ski then no because it blocks rear access.
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Not easily. The wheels are mounted in a "U" channel that's just wide enough for the existing tires. You COULD rig something up, but it'd be a lot of messing around, and wouldn't have much strength for hauling heavy loads. I'd think you'd be better off just going with a regular 2 wheel dolly, or even something like this. ABOGEAR BEACH CART DOCK CART COLLAPSIBLE AUSSIE WALKABOUT CART
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No. The sisel is only on one side. The other side is wood with rubber feet to keep from skidding.
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Just add the wheels. Be sure to put them in the correct place. They go in the front.
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No, you can't. You can't on the original ones on the snow blower either. The skidplate (which can also be purchased here) that mounts to the lower front edge of the blower, however, can be flipped to get twice the life.