Mower wheel repair for a wobbly wheel

[@markcwynar6394]

Can't wait to do my wheels, even if there's snow on the ground, Thanks, Great Video!

[@LectorRecords]

Thanks for the video and the idea of heating the bushings. I just finished repairing both rear wheels, using your idea. I cut two brass bushings out of one $3.98 bushing from Lowes. Heated them up then carefully pressed them into position. I think both wheels should now last a long time. Saved more than $60.00 by not buying new wheels from Troy Bilt. Thanks

[@berardia4]

Glad it helped. Please subscribe. Thanks.

[@metoon3092]

Good idea on the heat method, when I replace old wheels, before I toss the old ones, I drive out and keep the old bushing ( if it's good), then keep for this type of repair.

[@berardia4]

Thanks. Subscribe and check out my other videos for more tips.

[@garywinkworth3380]

great repair mate. wheel bearings are better . but nore rooting around

[@berardia4]

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[@themowerman]

Hi from the 🇬🇧 good job on the wheel fix..

[@berardia4]

Thanks. I was just checking out your mower hoard video. I've never seen so many Briggs OHV engines. They are not that common here but a great motor.

[@themowerman]

@@berardia4 thanks for watching.. yeah a common engine over here..

[@billstiem6035]

A nice repair, thanks.