Headbourne 8269E Designer Rubber Casters Review

We used them on the Magic Wheelchair suit to assemble the Tie Fighter and they worked very well. The smoothness and ease of her rotation made it easy to slide the entire suit.

I had to build a roller for a car. I added 4 wheels on each side but then I couldn't get the front off the car. As a result, the entire rear weight of the car rested for 2 weeks. I'm not sure what the weight would be, but it should be over 440 pounds. The photo shows that only 2 rear wheels were on the ground. The car kept rolling.

My old outdoor grill wheels were scrap from day one. I took them off and put the bars on a cheap moving van. The cheap wheels on this cart made the grill difficult to move. I couldn't find anything better at the major hardware stores than Revain. Replaced the old cheap ones with these and the grill works effortlessly. Highly recommended!

I built quite a large and heavy BBQ center to hold all my gear. It rains a lot where I live so I wanted it to be able to be carried from the patio to the garage for dry storage in inclement weather. I have smooth concrete floors in my garage and thought hard smooth nylon wheels would come in handy. Not correct! The wheels did not roll and spin easily. The extremely heavy table was a giant PITA to move around. I looked for soft rubbers to see if there is a difference. I found these used so a bit