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- Load Capacity:
 - Load Capacity
- The load a caster or wheel will hold. (Gross weight should be divided by the number of casters or wheels on which it is distributed.)
| 220 lb. | - Wheel Diameter:
- Wheel Diameter
- The outside Diameter of the wheel. Note: Larger diameter wheels tend to roll easier and are more shock absorbing than smaller diameter wheels.
| 1.75 in. |
- Wheel Width:
- Wheel Width
- The total width of the wheel.
| 1.0625 in. | - Wheel Face:
- Wheel Face
- The type of face on the wheel.
| Slight Crown |
- Wheel Material:
- Wheel Material
- The material that constructs the wheel.
| Nylon | - Wheel Bearing:
- Wheel Bearing
- Inside the casters hub are either roller bearings or ball bearings.
| Plain bore |
- Wheel Color:
- Wheel Color
- The color of the wheel.
| Black | - Non-marking:
- Non-marking
- The wheel being used will NOT mark up floors.
| yes |
- Overall Height:
- Overall Height
- The vertical distance from the top of the caster mounting plate to the bottom of the wheel.
| 2.75 in. | - Swivel Radius:
- Swivel Radius
- The horizontal distance from the center of the kingpin to the trailing edge of the wheel. This determines the "sweep" of a caster as it pivots; a good thing to know to make sure the wheel doesn't strike something as it turns.
| 2.4063 in. |
- Rig Finish:
- Rig Finish
- Referring to what type of finish is being used.
| Ivory Powder Coat | - Raceway:
- Raceway
- A surface in which ball bearings or rollers rotate.
| Double Ball |
- Mounting Type:
- Mounting Type
- The bracket type being used to mount.
| Stemless | - Manufacturer:
- Manufacturer
- The company who makes the product.
| Great Lakes Caster |
- Lead Time:
- Lead Time
- The lead time is the period of time between the initiation of any process of production and the shipment of the order. Thus the lead time associated with this product is based off the next working day (Monday - Friday) and is only an estimate. Please contact us directly via phone if your order is urgent. - The lead time can also be extended depending on how the order is being shipped as different shipping companies pick up at different times. Example: USPS picks up at 11:30 am and UPS or DHL picks up at 5 pm. Resulting in faster shipments when shipping via UPS or DHL.
| 12 - 24 hours | - Brake:
- Brake
- The type of brake being used for the application. The brake is used to stop the caster.
| Stabilizer Leg |
- Type:
- Type
- Either a rigid or swivel caster. Rigid-A caster that doesn't swivel, but still rolls forward and back. Also known as a "fixed" or "stationary" caster. Swivel-A basic caster unit with the addition of a bearing that allows the caster to swivel about a vertical axis.
| Swivel Caster with Stabilizer Leg | - Overall Height:
- Overall Height
- This describes the max height of the rig from top to bottom.
| 2.75 in. |
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| Chuck on 2007-06-04 |
I installed these on a MiniMax MM16 bandsaw. The leveling studs on the MM16 are 12 mm which fit the caster threads perfectly.
The casters add nearly 3 inches of height, bringing the table surface to a much more comfortable working level.
The casters roll smoothly and the stabilizer legs are easy to use and when locked down provide a stable platform.
A set of 4 of these Great Lakes casters cost about the same price as a single caster of the type used by many MiniMax bandsaw owners, representing a great value for money.
I have a small shop and the bandsaw is stored against the wall. In order to use the saw I must move it about three feet to provide infeed/outfeed clearance. I have been using the casters for a few weeks now and find that I use the bandsaw a lot more since it is so easy to relocate to/from its working poition.
I rate it a '10' because it works as advertised, is easy to install and use and represents great price/value relative to its competition. |
| 5 of 5
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| Bret Leishman on 2008-01-27 |
| Installed easily in existing holes used to bolt bandsaw to shipping crate. This is a Grizzly G0636X and weights a little over 600lbs. Very easy to roll on smooth cement floor |
| 5 of 5
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| John Flanagan on 2008-02-18 |
| I ordered these casters to put on my 18" Rikon bandsaw. They arrived quickly at my shop, and were very simple to put on the bandsaw. They work like a charm. I'm very happy with these. |
| 5 of 5
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| Mark Ohlund on 2008-03-18 |
I had considered adding casters to my Minimax MM16 bandsaw for a year. The only option I originally considered were Zambus casters at a total cost of about $140 for four.
Then someone alerted me to the Great Lakes casters. At about $55 for four, they're a great solution, make moving the bandsaw trivial and locking it down just as easy. A terrific product. |
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| Norman Hitt on 2008-03-26 |
Due to limited space to enable using the Factory mobility Kit on my MM-20
Bandsaw while storing construction materials for the shop, I installed the LV-1710-NYP-S-M12 Castors. They were very easy to install and they seem to handle the weight and work quite well although the wheels are quite small in diameter, which could possibly be a problem on very rough or uneven concrete floors. I did have to get 4 longer bolts than the ones supplied to mount the Castors due to the way the base is constructed on the MM Bandsaws. The supplied mounting bolts are approx 1 5/8" in length, but need to be a minimum of 2 1/8" long, and 2 1/5" length would be ideal. I am pleased with the Castors and the price. |
| 5 of 5
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| Bill Holt on 2008-04-17 |
| Great caster! Installed casters on table saw. Now I can move the saw in any direction without having to do the "back-and-forth-shuffle". The best part though is how they hold in place and can actually level the saw. I will be replaceing my other mobile bases. |
| 5 of 5
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| Bill Holt on 2008-04-24 |
| Great caster for woodworking tools. Leveling capability is awsome and stability is dead on. |
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