Customer Reviews for VEVOR 4 Pack 5 Inch Iron Core Polyurethane Swivel Caster With Dual Locking Brake Adjustable Legs 1100LBS Capacity per Wheel

Sturdy product

Quite happy with these casters, very sturdy.

Scaffolding

Just as promised, just like original. Prices could always be better.

Fit perfectly for what I needed them to! Great product!

Worked with my scaffolding no problem.

We purchased these wheels to replace the stock wheels on one of the popular, 6’x4’ scaffolding towers currently on the market. In the OLD wheels, a small piece of gravel had become lodged in the brake mechanism, allowing the break to appear disengaged, but the teeth that prevent a swivel were still engaged, and applying side force to the unit snapped the stock rubber wheel flat in half.These wheels have a metal core, and are 2” taller, so I don’t expect that will be a repeat issue. They do not run silent—there is a metallic clink from the brake/swivel mechanism when rolling and turning, but it’s not that bad. The brakes are also a bit harder to release and often require a hand to take them off, but overall a good set of replacement wheels at a great price. Would buy again.

I purchased these 4 wheels for some old scaffolding I recently got from a neighbor. They only had feet with no wheels and my current project on a new cement floor will require moving many times while constructing the metal building as there are two large buckets of bolts to install. They arrived with the box in bad shape but as I expected, these wheels and swivels plus brakes etc. were well made and tough so they were not hurt in the least. I will start getting the holes drilled in the scaffolding to pin them in this week. Having handled and set the brakes I am confident that there will be zero problems with anything once I get them on. As a retired Millwright I have worked with many well made and some not so well made products. These were a good price for something I am VERY pleased with. Having now installed the wheels, I ran into a problem not with the wheels but with the scaffolding that is likely over 50 years old. The bottom "Leg" is so short that the grease zerk and the brake lock lever hit and don't allow the wheels to rotate around horizontally. I will be adding about an inch of leg that I will weld on, but the pins will be in the original structure but an inch lower. Again, NOT a problem with the wheels in any way. Photo shows first mount with leg too short.

The only thing I don't like about the wheels is that they do not have any grease fitting on the wheels or the swivel bearings.

Solid product