- 15" tire diameter; rated at 500 lbs.
- Common as the front tire of a riding lawnmower
- Turf Tire Tread
- Flat free tire made of lightweight, durable solid polyurethane
- Mounted on a 3" centered rim with standard 3/4" ball bearings
Turf tread tire on a 3"-Inch centered rim with Precision 3/4"-Inch ball bearings. The perfect tire for your riding lawnmower.
Precio de lista: $ 79.99
Precio: $ 54.99
- 9x3.50-4" Tire. 9.3" Tire Diameter. 3.3" Tire Width.
- Flat Free Tire made of solid, polyurethane foam. Non-marking. Smooth Tread.
- 4" Centered Hub. 3/4" Precision Ball Bearings.
- Designed for zero-turn lawnmowers and other equipment.
- 300 lb load capacity. Not for highway use.
This smooth tread, flat free tire is designed for the front caster on zero turn mowers and other equipment. Marathon Flat Free tires provide the bounce and load handling characteristics similar to an air-filled tire with the benefit of never going flat.
Precio de lista: $ 23.99
Precio: $ 22.19
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Cheap,
This (Marathon) tire is (probably) foamed filled and my other tire was solid. This wheel is stamped steel and my other was welded and heavier. This wheel came with cheap wheel bearings my other had better quality. In addition when I first check the bearings on the new wheels they seemed «rough» to me, so I removed them from the new wheels and checked. First thing I noticed was the bearing is sealed even on the inside… but the hub has a grease fitting. So call me assuming but how does the grease get into a bearing that’s sealed? So I remove the inner seal and noticed no grease in the bearing and the roller cage does not fit the rollers properly so I fixed that also… roughness gone. Then I noticed the grease fitting is bent on the inside of the hub where it extends through to the hub cavity… well it seems our Chinese craftsmen drilled the hole to close to the bearing seat and when the bearing was installed it hits the grease fitting… and probably bent the roller cage. I remove the grease fitting and cut off part of the thread so the bearing will seat all the way.
I bought two of these but only one had issues (rough) with the bearings but I still had to remove the inner bearing seals from the second wheel. The grease fitting on the second wheel did not hit the bearing.
The price is right but the quality is wrong. I went cheap and got what I asked for.
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Just not quite the same as the photo, or the specs,
It is a flat free tire on wheel, so that part is correct.
It is exactly 4″ from outside of bearing to outside of bearing, with a 3/4″ I.D., so that part is also correct.
But, the bearings are only about a half inch deep, so not sure if the 300lb. capacity rating is appropriate (the wheel and tire should hold, but the bearings are questionable). In my case, the OEM hubs have needle bearings (distributing the weight across the entire hub), the shaft looks brand new (instead of wearing on that half-inch surface).
They also appear to be sealed bearings, so no idea why there’s a cheap plastic dust cap on the outside, and a grease zerk for the inside.
I REALLY wanted these to work, especially since they’re half (or better) than the price of direct replacements (I was looking for JD AM11510). I think they’d be excellent for hand trucks. But for a mower deck, I don’t see those bearings holding-up.
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Flat Free Tires for Toro 42″ Timesaver Zero Turn Mower.,
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