replacing the wheels on your sack truck or trolley if they are outdated or worn out.
It is very simple to attach the wheels of a sack truck or trolley. Purchasing new wheels initially appears to be a process that many customers find frightening. All you really need for the job is a basic pair of pliers.
Using a pair of pliers, straighten the existing split pins (the long pin that runs through the axle and sits in front of the washer) before installing your new wheels. The pin should now be ready to be pulled out once it has been closed.
With your pliers, try to get a firm grip on the pin’s head and pull it out quickly. The washer should now easily slide off after being removed. Now is the time to remove the wheel.
Now, lift the trolley side you’re working on just a little bit. With one hand, grab the trolley, and the other, remove the wheel.
Using the “remove and replace method,” you can either immediately replace the removed wheel, or you can first remove the opposite side before replacing the original. Use whichever approach feels more comfortable to you or is the most environment-friendly.
The new wheel(s) need to be attached after the old ones have been taken off.
Again, applying such a task is incredibly simple.
All you will be doing is simply going backwards and applying the previous technique. In fact, it ought to be even simpler this time!
With one hand, lift one side of the cart, and the other, replace the wheel. It should simply slide along the axle.
Once it is sitting securely on the ground, lower the trolley back down. Reposition the washer so that it touches the wheel hub (the central piece) as it was when it was first placed. If everything went according to plan, you should be able to insert your split pin back through the axle’s tiny hole right away. (In the event that the old pins have grown too thin or brittle, you might need to replace them.
Take hold of one of the tails with your pliers and bend it outward, as if you were going to bend it back around the axle. After opening both tails, the pin and your new wheels are now fixed.