Cleaning Office Chair Casters

[@berthacordon3714]

This video helped to fix my office chair. Dennis Maloney, you explained and demonstrated it in a simple way.
Thanks

[@andiseno9885]

The best video! Easy, fast and well explained..Gracias!!!

[@telestratman65]

Thanks! I didn't have the use of a vice or two crow bars. I improvised using two claw hammers back to back. Job done!!!

[@SpriteMaan]

This video was very helpful. Absolutely fantastic job!

[@Yartarb]

so satisfying watching the wheels pop off like that lol

[@emo65170.]

Excellent. Thanks for this.

[@dandycalliham9877]

thank you for the help! I use my chair at the sewing machine and it is full of thread.

[@robertfeldman6992]

This video made me want to move to Ireland!

[@CanvasDonRane]

Thank you for the Video. but you forgot the lock spring.

[@mstakenagain]

Good news: As a woman I cleaned the 5 casters on a 20 year old chair. Bad news: Not having the strength of a man, I really had to push on those heavy bars. I hit my cheek with one and will get a nasty bruise. But the chair rolls great now.

[@daubendiek]

Don't ever use oil on plastic wheels, especially these. Oil is a petroleum product and will break down plastic AND if you had all kinds of dust etc in the wheels the oil will just attract lots more. Instead use a dry film lube such as graphite

[@daubendiek]

Oh, you forgot to push down the block with the sprig under it when you put it back together

[@Dr.MKishi]

thanks

[@ninhful]

Thanks. I have exactly the problem.

[@peggyt1243]

I think the oil is attracting and holding the dust.

[@1951francis]

you forgot to push the spring in, when you put the axel back into the caster

[@dennisstutzenburg9351]

I seen another way but yours is more easier and faster! By the way my name is also Dennis for the first, how Ironic!

[@Dennis11847]

Thank you Dennis pleaseure hearing from you.

[@agustinmedina4190]

Everything looks easy but I don't have the tools 😟

[@justjuanamany]

I was able to pry the wheels apart with a pair of pliers... using them in reverse, if that makes sense. It takes some pressure to get the pliers in and work them to a useable position but they did come apart. After the first one it was all very straight forward.

[@pccebu]

2 open end wrenches did it for me..