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Replacing Tires On The Harbor Freight Deck Steel Wagon
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- čas přidán 23. 04. 2022
- Replacing Tires On Wagon, Harbor Freight Wagon,
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I would add a thin plywood on top so that way you're not crushing the metal fence if you load something extremely heavy which it claims to be 1000 lbs. Also, I would just spot weld any nuts and frames you think might come loose. I doubt you'll be disassembling it so might as well weld it up! Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the comment,👍
Regarding the new solid PU tire, has dead weight given you flat spot???? It seems comon issue with any solid tire sold.
Sorry for the delayed response. No flat spots. But my cart is usually on grass. Not sure what will happen on cement.
Thanks for watching.
Nicely done. I just acquired a new one of these, it's good to know that inflating the tires to maximum pressure is probably not a good idea. ;-)
Great video! That tire your saving is about ready to go. Be careful putting anything heavy with that bad tire your saving!
Thanks for the tip. Thanks for watching 👍
The garden wagon I got from Harbor Freight has threaded axles. The flat-free wheels featured in your video are too wide at the hub and I can't put the nut on the end of the axle. That's what brought me to your video.
Wow, it's strange that they will redesign their cart, and their own tires that they sell don't fit. Check out my other video called Budrash 10" Rubber Tires. The link in that video description will take you to the amazon page for those tires. I know they also sell a flat, free tired. Perhaps that video can help. Thank you for your comment, and thanks for watching. 👍
@@HandymanLand Yes Sir, thanks for the reference. I'll go check that video out! :)
The last tire that was still alive you could’ve just took a knife to it to finish it so you can put all new tires on it
I should have taken it out it's misery that day... But eventually, I did.😅🤣😂
Ayyyyy love it!
Thank you...
This was just what I needed. I picked up an old cart that was discarded for the wheels. I am headed to Harbor Freight to pick up the new tires. I would add just hit all the nuts and bolts with WD or a little grease. Mine are rusting big time but the frame is still in great shape. BTW... how are the new tires holding up - any comparison? Thanks for the video.
I'm glad you enjoyed my video. Tap on that 🔔 icon so you can see my latest videos. I have many more videos coming soon. Thanks for watching 🙂👍
My wheels don't have Carter keys. They have a nut and washer.
Yours might be a newer one. Thanks for watching 👍
My cart is 18 yrs old and came from Northern Tool.
@dwracing38 Oh, Northern tools is great quality... This is a Harbor
Freight. Big difference.... Harbor Freight, you get what you paid for.🤭
@ec3723 Yes👍
How do you get the cover off from over the pin?
Hi, my cart never came with a cover over the pin. Must be something they just started adding to the cart.
@@HandymanLand I bought my cart from Home Depot. It has the same tires, however. ☺️
Oh cool, I've been meaning to get another cart. I'll look into that one.
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@@HandymanLand I bought mine several years ago, however, the tires are the only problems I've had. I cannot seem to get the cap off. The last time I changed them I actually had it done by someone else, however, I would like to know how to do this for myself.
I'll look into it, and I will let you know.👍
You need to buy better Quality Tires. The ones that come with the cart are a mixture of rubber and plastic. That's why they break up after a year or two of use.
Hi, yes you are correct. I've installed new Budrash 10 inch rubber tires. These newer tires have been on the cart over a year and are still looking new. I also made a video on it as well. here's the link to that video.
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