Arnold Steel Wheel with 55 lb. Load-Rating - 7-Inch x 1.5-Inch

I was a bit concerned if this would work on my Greenworks 13A plug in mower. Works great. There were a few comments on this Universal replacement wheel, that it doesn't fit all mowers, it worked great for me. My mower has the smaller 7" front wheels, one of my cheap plastic original wheels broke. It just broke mowing, but then that's what plastic eventually does. This is a plastic tire that has bearings and a metal wheel so it should be much more durable than original one. The axle is 1/2 inch, the depth of the wheel bearing center hole is a bit short, so I used some stainless washers as shims to fill the void, making the axle fit to the same cotter pin holes. Trying to use a Universal Wheel you can expect some of that. I believe I used 12mm washers from HD as the shims. Without the shims it had a bit too much play. I liked it well enough to order another one to do the other side, So with the wheels, a few washers, some cotter pins, a HD run and a few minutes and and I've probably got a many more years for my mower. ...and now it's better than new.

Nicely-made product that I used to add mobility to a portable generator. They were more suited to my application than the commonly available plastic wheels - and have built-in bearings suitable for very low-speed usage like push lawnmowers and the like.

Really like them solid metal direct fit on my grill which had the plastic ones was broken a year and a half these look very durable to leave outside

I have a 2 wheel dolly that the wheels were just falling off. I got these and I am back in business. smooth roll and strong enough for what I move.

I used these on a welding cart I built and the thing is not very light with the welder on it and all. I am impressed. The ones I originally had on there buckled and these ones seem to be way heavier duty and roll smooth. I like em so far.

Bought these wheels at a big box store and was feeling good UNTIL ... I found them for 38% less on Amazon! Seriously, both 7" wheels cost me $17 while the BB store charged $27! That's nothing to sneeze at unless you've got allergies or something. The description is a bit contradictory with title stating they are steel and description stating plastic. They are indeed steel with a ball bearing insert for long life. The plastic ones do not have a center bearing and will wear quickly from regular use. Go with steel! They fit the front axle of my 2006 Ariens LM mower. Two E clips later and I was rolling! This is the second set of Arnold steel wheels I've replaced on this 120 pound push mower, with the last pair lasting at least 10 years of heavy use. How do you like those apples?

The previous pair of these wheels lasted a good 15 years on the mower, and hopefully these will last another 15 years. We'll made, and hard wearing. Much better than the crappy plastic wheels that come on most new mowers.

Did not fit my mower.

I would recommend

It fits and works well for my portable hose reel.

Very good quality part