Even if you find a strong wheel with an air tire you can still have them foam filled. We did this with a lot of our construction equipment tires that would get sent to salvage yards.
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Even if you find a strong wheel with an air tire you can still have them foam filled. We did this with a lot of our construction equipment tires that would get sent to salvage yards.
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Interesting idea!Originally Posted by JamesK
James let me know who can do that, I've tried as I want my tailwheel tire foam filled, but can't find anyplace to have it done.
We got all ours done through either Action Tire or SPW.
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I can't imagine those wheels (based on the tire tread patterns) were designed to withstand much lateral force.
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Yea, those are wheelbarrow wheels, and usually tip in the direction of turning.
I do not think it is a problem with either the wheel or the airless tire. The bearings in the hub seem to be the weak link. I will look into finding some high quality bearings for it. It will be after Turkey day when I can get actual measurements from the hub.
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I have the old one in my van. What measurements do you need?
Inner diameter, Outer diameter, and width will be enough for most bearing houses.
Exactly correct.
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