I need a replacement wheel for my Simpson PS60842. The tire size is 4.10/3.5-4 and I can’t imagine I’d be able to change the tire and inner tube with hand tools, so I’m looking for a wheel and tire. Simpson want $70 for a pair but I only need one.
frame to end, is that the “axel offset”? Measure the axel in what way? Forgive the dumb question but this is a first for me. Thanks in advance!NBD. Just measure the axle. No need for OEM
It’s the axel width I’m having trouble matchingGo to Harbor Freight. They have literally dozens of these type of wheels in stock, in just about every size and width imaginable. Just take the good wheel with you and match it up as best you can.
It doesn't have to be perfect, as long as they're both the same. You can choose between pneumatic or solid as well. The wheels on my Simpson washer are 10". That should be easy to find.
Amazon also has tons of them.
I need a replacement wheel for my Simpson PS60842. Simpson want $70 for a pair but I only need one.
Don't worry about the groove. Buy a longer axle (Amazon sells 36" long ones) and cut off the excess with a 4" grinder but leave about 1" beyond the wheels. Put a washer on the axle next to the wheel and then drill a small hole (abt 9/64") just outboard of the washers and use 1/8" hitch pins or cotter pins to secure the wheels and washers.The axel is grooved, on each end, to accept the retaining clip. I think it’d be much easier to find a wheel