Push nuts vary in style. I've always removed them carefully and reused them. If you understand how they work, you can figure out how to remove and reuse them. I've found them sold at hardware, craft, and auto parts stores .
$6 for a push nut sounds expensive (at least to me). Maybe this tip will help. I just cut a slit in the nut and pryed it off and reused it. The slit is enough to release it, but not so bad that it couldn't still hold again. Now if you are in a commercial or critical use application you may want to go for the new one. Just trying to help. Thank you for posting it was a big help to me.
I ended up using a cheap assortment pack of E-Clips from harbor freight. I think I paid $5 for the whole pack of em. There is a good size in there that I was able to use on the axle with pushing it down with socket and hammer
Hay man, thanks. I am a mover. I live in a small town. I was forced to buy the junk that is at home depot. The wheels I got have same initial device holding in. The wheels are real wobbly. It is driving me nuts. I sent you a like and subscribed; because I am surprised there is a video out there like this. That initial nut I could not figure out how to remove....now I know. I noticed the wheel you replaced on dolly is wobbly too. How can you stand to move a dolly with heavy stuff on it; and it goes every which way? It is like a dolly on liter of everclear with those type wheels; and set up. Now you know what I go through, and thank you again sir.
@@dantheman1109 Looks like the new wheels you installed were wobbly. I don't get it, that part of it. I am trying to get out of the wobbly dolly syndrome that is commonly occurring. Any advice? This can be a problem when going down a narrow ramp on truck with heavy refrigerator on your dolly on everclear, for real. I need help bro. I sent you a like and subscribed; for I was really surprised someone thought of this. I am a follower now of you Dan the man.
I wish I had watched before ordering replacement wheels from Amazon. Harbor Freight 10" wheels are definitely a better deal. It seems really weird that push nuts can't be obtained locally, but I sure can't find them. I think that I'll purchase an 8-pack from Amazon, though, for $8.99 rather than two for $5.20.
Buddy why go through all the trouble of buying and looking for a push nut? Drill a 1/8's hole through the stock and insert a cotter pin. It's not rocket science but you make it complicated; keep it simple.
My caps came off easy with a small pry bar. Had trouble with the new push nut until I watched you do it with a socket. So simple . Thanks
I'm glad you got it. Thanks
What size socket?
Good to see it i just need to change 2 my wheels looks easy
WOW thanks for the info. Not only on the how but where to get the necessary stuff. I think maybe even I could do it with your info.
Thanks for this upload Dan... Thumbs up from me... Stay safe... Rico
Thanks. I'm glad it helped
Push nuts vary in style. I've always removed them carefully and reused them. If you understand how they work, you can figure out how to remove and reuse them. I've found them sold at hardware, craft, and auto parts stores .
Thanks i was about to buy new dolly now don't need to spend my money
thank you very much for the info.
You welcome
YEA! I could not get off the pinch nut ima try to crack it. Thanks only helpful video for this
U welcome
Awesome video bro , thanks
You welcome
Thanks...now off to Amazon to get the PUSH NUT
Instead of the lock washer I used dorman help quick connect hose clamp, makes it easier for next time you need to change wheels
$6 for a push nut sounds expensive (at least to me). Maybe this tip will help. I just cut a slit in the nut and pryed it off and reused it. The slit is enough to release it, but not so bad that it couldn't still hold again. Now if you are in a commercial or critical use application you may want to go for the new one. Just trying to help. Thank you for posting it was a big help to me.
I ended up using a cheap assortment pack of E-Clips from harbor freight. I think I paid $5 for the whole pack of em. There is a good size in there that I was able to use on the axle with pushing it down with socket and hammer
We make it work
Hay man, thanks. I am a mover. I live in a small town. I was forced to buy the junk that is at home depot. The wheels I got have same initial device holding in. The wheels are real wobbly. It is driving me nuts. I sent you a like and subscribed; because I am surprised there is a video out there like this. That initial nut I could not figure out how to remove....now I know. I noticed the wheel you replaced on dolly is wobbly too. How can you stand to move a dolly with heavy stuff on it; and it goes every which way? It is like a dolly on liter of everclear with those type wheels; and set up. Now you know what I go through, and thank you again sir.
You welcome, yes they get wobbly quick have to replace them often if you use it alot, good luck
@@dantheman1109 Looks like the new wheels you installed were wobbly. I don't get it, that part of it. I am trying to get out of the wobbly dolly syndrome that is commonly occurring. Any advice? This can be a problem when going down a narrow ramp on truck with heavy refrigerator on your dolly on everclear, for real. I need help bro. I sent you a like and subscribed; for I was really surprised someone thought of this. I am a follower now of you Dan the man.
@@randyclar747 for now when ever gets bad i just keep replacing them
Are all dolly wheels the same size? I need to order replacements.
Gracias por tus video amigo
De nada amigo
shouldn't you put a washer before inserting the push nut? I noticed on mine it has 2 washers and 1 push nuts per tire.
I wish I had watched before ordering replacement wheels from Amazon. Harbor Freight 10" wheels are definitely a better deal. It seems really weird that push nuts can't be obtained locally, but I sure can't find them. I think that I'll purchase an 8-pack from Amazon, though, for $8.99 rather than two for $5.20.
I found out you can get wheels in home depot comes with push nut to but little pricey around $30 I think. Thank you for watching.
That wheel is flat by now, bet you anything.
Of course
Isn't there a tube inside that can be inflated
Yes there is a tube inside
@@dantheman1109 I just pumped up my 2 flat dolly tubes. I knew they weren’t bad; just sitting too long.
@@hollywood5703 yes over time that happens
Wd 40
This should not be that complicated
Easy enjoy
Buddy why go through all the trouble of buying and looking for a push nut? Drill a 1/8's hole through the stock and insert a cotter pin. It's not rocket science but you make it complicated; keep it simple.
Some people can't use power tools simple
Seems like you could also use a screw tightening hose clamp and washer.
@J Olender - dont worry about it - why you watching troll