7 " deck wheels

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,297]

Does anyone know where I can buy 7"deck wheels for my 42 inch rd deck ? I can find 6 " and 8" ,but not 7".

[rjg854 11,361]

Did you try Tractor Supply?

[rjg854 11,361]

Online?

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,297]

I have looked at Northern , big box store HF , with no luck . I'll try Tractor supply.

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,297]

@rjg854 Randy thanks for the suggestion  TS sells Martin wheel  7"  all I have to do is check the bore size and off set if any. Wonder where the LUGNUT is whose knows everything ?

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 11,041]

Suspect this is the wheel you want to replace. The dimensions are listed

https://www.bantasaw.com/catalog/viewproduct.asp?i=&p=359

[squonk 41,104]

Buy an 8" wheel and turn it into a 7" with a hammer and chisel!

[Brockport Bill 1,662]

5 hours ago, gwest_ca said:

Suspect this is the wheel you want to replace. The dimensions are listed

https://www.bantasaw.com/catalog/viewproduct.asp?i=&p=359

this web site says they are canadian located - which makes me wonder if their price listing is US dollars or Canadian - big difference??????????????

 

Wheel Horse Parts and More sells those wheels but i do not see a size indicated

[Brockport Bill 1,662]

7 hours ago, elcamino/wheelhorse said:

I have looked at Northern , big box store HF , with no luck . I'll try Tractor supply.

Wheel Horse Parts and More ships

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,297]

13 hours ago, squonk said:

Buy an 8" wheel and turn it into a 7" with a hammer and chisel!

And the lug nut has spoken

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,297]

14 hours ago, gwest_ca said:

Suspect this is the wheel you want to replace. The dimensions are listed

https://www.bantasaw.com/catalog/viewproduct.asp?i=&p=359

That is for a 6 inch , Wpm is also for a 6inch. 

[pfrederi 17,739]

at $8  per wheel replace them every couple years...

 

 

[Handy Don 12,217]

Be aware of the plastic hub with no bushing in the bore.

These are intended for push mowers and will NOT stand a lot of side force (as might be seen by a deck during a sharp turn or when being mounted/unmounted).

Still, at the price replacing every few years, per @pfrederi is probably a deal!

1 hour ago, pfrederi said:

 

[peter lena 8,625]

@elcamino/wheelhorse  7" wheels are ideal for a deck , the issue is the construction of the wheel , typically chinese junk , with push in bearings , and weak wheel design . would look look  for a wheel in smaller version for a zero turn mower set up , have personally hunted around for solid wheels , don't   expect to fine exactly what you want , it will be for something else , has to be able to handle side loading , at bearing mount point , would also favor  a smooth tread point , so wheel can slide , and not side grip , that pulls wheel apart . my initial trials were good , but as I went on , the wheel to bearing point just fell apart , might make an axel from threaded rod , so you could elastic lock nut the bearing hold in place . starts to get , repetitive  with issues , pete  

[953 nut 55,224]

I picked up a pair of deck wheels from A-Z at the show along with new shoulder bolts. Cost more than the plastic wheels but should last much longer.

https://www.a-ztractor.com/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=deck+wheels

[elcamino/wheelhorse 9,297]

I found 7 inch wheels at TS , not stocked in the stores . Made by Martin Wheel ,there are steel with a 55 lb capacity. Should arrive on the 18th . I'll let everyone know how they fit etc. after I get them mounted.