Re: a sloppy wheel solution
Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:13 pm
just a quick note if you spin the wheels on an axel do they run true or are they buckled i found as the wheels are in two parts if the faces dont mate up properly it can make the wheels buckle its an easy fix i just squeezed the wheels together at the point they are furthest apart from each other "do this gently as they are cast alloy and can crack or break!!"then re spin the wheel and check if it runs true if not just repeat until the wheel runs true remember a little bit at a time
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i used a set of plumbers pliers to do this like the ones below

if the wheels wont come true you may need to seperate the two halves and file the two mating surfaces flat so they fit together flush ,hope these couple of ideas are of some use to ya mate if not maybe someone has a better idea .let me know how you get on ,all the best Rob


i used a set of plumbers pliers to do this like the ones below

if the wheels wont come true you may need to seperate the two halves and file the two mating surfaces flat so they fit together flush ,hope these couple of ideas are of some use to ya mate if not maybe someone has a better idea .let me know how you get on ,all the best Rob