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Pneumatic Trolley Wheel 16"x4"
£17.35
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SKU
SR-Wheel-Tro
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Pneumatic trolley wheel, 16" x 4" with 4 ply construction.
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Pneumatic dinghy trolley wheel, 16" x 4" (Overall size).
4 Ply construction making it hard wearing and durable.
Suitable for all dinghies, Optimist to Wayfarers and as far as we are aware all makes of trolley.
Specification
- 8 inch plastic rim (2.50Ax8)
- Overall diameter of tyre 16 inches
- 4.80/4.00-8 Tyre
- 1 inch bore for axle
- Width of wheel at axle from bush to bush 63mm
NOTE: Wheel style may change slightly from picture
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Questions (4)
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Questions
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Manuel asks
Hi,
What size inner tube does this take and do you seell them?
thanks
Manuel-
Hi Manuel
We only sell 1 inner tube and it's for this wheel
Follow this link Inner tube
Regards
David
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George Matthes asks
what is the maximum loading per wheel, and can the tyre and inner tube be easily be change
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Hi George,
I think as they aren't for road use they don't have a load rating on them, only max. inflation 30 PSI.
What sort of weight do you want to carry? as these wheels are used on trolleys that carry loads over 200Kgs
The tyre and tube are easily replaced but you will need a lever or two
Regards
David
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Michael Hayes asks
What is the width of the Axial (69mm?) and what is the diameter for the Axial (27mm) ?
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Hi thanks for your enquiry, the width of the axle is 65mm and the diameter is 26mm.
Hope this helps,
Regards.
Jake Gebhard
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Andrew asks
Hi do these wheels have bearings built in or just bushings?
Thanks-
Hi Andrew
No bearings as they would be prone to seizing as they pick up dirt, sand, dust as well as being in and out of water and pssible salt etc.
The wheels just have a plain plastic bore/bearing surface
Regards
David
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