Marathon 9X3 50 4 Wheel Centered Bushings Review

1 dust cap was missing from the original delivery. Revine sent a replacement with 2 days delivery and it was the version with bearings instead of bushings. I removed the dust cap from it to complete the jack kit. The wheel and tire seem fine, but after installation I noticed the Zerk was a bit loose so I tried tightening it before greasing. it turned out that he did not speak up, but was ripped off. Classic Chinese quality, I saved a dollar but will only have 1/10 of what a more expensive…

Description says 3/4" bearings. there's no support in these things. Is that misleading or am I missing something? Oilers are there, but what do you use to lubricate that huge empty tube? The tires, the I'm replacing have a roller bearing that runs the full length of the hub shaft.Inside the bearing is a removable sleeve that the bolt goes through.If this wheel doesn't have bearings it won't cause the outer seal to move (which holds the bolt) eventually wears out due to rotation around the bolt?

I would give 5 stars but they don't quite match the advertised width HOWEVER customer service took my pads away but that's not all. This review is 10 months after purchase, I'm usually more punctual, but life happens. The reason I'm revisiting it now is twofold: First, I found it odd that there were sealed bearing grease fittings, but hey, there's a key shank, so I filled it with grease. Second, at some point I loosened camp, it just fell apart I suppose, and didn't realize it last season, only

Bought a pair of these puncture proof tires to replace the front tires on my 8 year old 42" Toro Timsaver Zero Turn Mower that was having too many punctures I'm tired of constantly pumping air into those old tires every mowing season! Although I lose about an inch in diameter on these flat tires compared to my old 4.10/3.50-4 tires, I can easily do the same make up the difference in tire diameter by adjusting the height of the mower deck as my old 3/4" x 1/2" ID x 4" tires used spacers to space

The hub is narrower so you will probably need to use 3/4" washers on both sides of the wheel to cover it exposed axis areas . Of course, if you don't use fender washers they will still fit, but you will get more dirt and grit in the grease in the bushings as the wheel slides back and forth on the axle. In other words, you must use wing washers to avoid premature axle and bushing wear. due to dirt and grit contamination in normal use. Also note that these wheels need A LOT of lubrication to fill