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One of the wheels on my cab has died, so I'm after replacing it, and I'm wondering if anyone has done it and can point me to a direct replacement as I've had a good Google, and not found a source for new ones for it. 

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I don't know where you could get an original  from, but we have shed loads at work so if you go non-original, maybe I could sort you summat for the price of postage.  🐾 

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@MWH thanks dude. I don't mind them being non original, I'm more interested in ones that are sturdy and rugged. If you have a couple of 3" wheels that would be grand.

@ikay That site looks spot on, but this needs to be fixed in 2 weeks in time for my bands tour around Spain. Otherwise I may have ordered them. 

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So  we know they're 3", but please measure from the bottom of the cab to the floor as the castored  bit could be different to  the original,  best to send you four the same, and , the fixing  dims might be different,  are they a threaded bolt into a captive nut or just woods crews ?

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I sacked off the original wheels when one of mine broke, replaced them with skateboard trucks and wheels instead,so much smoother and easier to work with now.

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Okay, if you can find a set of caster wheels that are 3" diameter, and 1 1/2" across (the distance between the mounting points), then that would be grand. 

Or for the full unit, it's 

100mm overall height

45mm x 75mm fixing hole centres. 

I can't find any anywhere. 

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14 hours ago, tommorichards said:

Okay, if you can find a set of caster wheels that are 3" diameter, and 1 1/2" across (the distance between the mounting points), then that would be grand. 

Or for the full unit, it's 

100mm overall height

45mm x 75mm fixing hole centres. 

I can't find any anywhere. 

I just drilled new holes when I replaced mine, not worth the hassle of searching really

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Funnily enough, I ended up finding what I hope to be a direct replacement for the old one, as mine uses threaded captivated nuts which are stronger than screwing in a wood screw. I started looking for a replacement wheel but I found one with the right dimensions on ebay. With luck they'll be here ASAP, and I can see if they work. 

This is them in case anyone is after some as well. 

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F282329357464

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27 minutes ago, tommorichards said:

Funnily enough, I ended up finding what I hope to be a direct replacement for the old one, as mine uses threaded captivated nuts which are stronger than screwing in a wood screw. I started looking for a replacement wheel but I found one with the right dimensions on ebay. With luck they'll be here ASAP, and I can see if they work. 

This is them in case anyone is after some as well. 

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F282329357464

Excellent I’m after 2 for my 610.

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Took it around Spain, over cobbles and up and down steps. They worked flawlessly. 

I did notice that the cab leans slightly forward with them, so I just need to put a spacer on the rubber feet to lift the front up, and then it'll be spot on. 

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