Marathon Purpose Utility Centered Bearings Tools & Equipment Review

My analysis of this product showed that it lacked durability and efficiency in use. While it did have some helpful features, such as its utility-centered design, ultimately it was not worth the investment.

I use these for the rollers on my zero turn mower. So you made a good point. I can't get non-flat tires from Toro and they are half the price they charge for inflatable tires that are flat for three months. One tire had an end plate coming out of the hub so I lost the bearings on that side. And another tire lost its grease fitting which I believe could not be installed properly due to bad threads in the hole. So I would say they have some manufacturing issues but for the price I still use them…

The tires that came with my backup generator were inflatable. The generator is pulled out and started every three months; otherwise no tire wear. Ten years later, both tires began to disintegrate: thin rubber lost its elasticity and cracked everywhere. These wheels (I bought two) are solid rubber and will not inflate. They fit exactly as expected (be sure to order the correct size, bearing, and hub offset). Litter generation is, if anything, easier than before. I've read that solid tires have a