I can't believe I've never had to buy any. Now that I've gone through the pounds of them I've collected since I first started stripping mowers, I'm at a loss as to where to acquire them in bulk. I've been on EBay, Amazon, Jack's Mowers, and Tulsa Engine Warehouse. Even my beloved Ace Hardware didn't have any that had a big enough inside diameter. If they did, they'd be .45 a piece anyway. That's not happening. I'd rather not keep shaving the wheels to accommodate thicker washers. Any ideas oh wise and benevolent Oil Guy Crew?
Thin Shims (washers) for Mower Wheels
- Thread starter yeehaw1960
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Try:
McMaster.com
http://www.mcmaster.com/#washers/=t6tdyy
There an Industrial Supplier and have everything.
They sell to the individual.
When I order before 10:00 AM, I get the order the next day.
That's USPS Standard Shipping Rate.
McMaster.com
http://www.mcmaster.com/#washers/=t6tdyy
There an Industrial Supplier and have everything.
They sell to the individual.
When I order before 10:00 AM, I get the order the next day.
That's USPS Standard Shipping Rate.
JTK
$100 Site Donor 2025
Some good options there, but you can pretty much guarantee they'll be more than $0.45/ea unless you have some type of discount with them.
Cool...thanks. I'll try Fastenol on Monday. If they're too expensive, I'm kind of finding that shaving the wheel slightly to "fit" with the thicker washer makes the wheels track like brand new. We'll see.
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