Marathon 3.50/2.50-8" Flat Free Tire on Wheel, 6" Hub, 5/8" Bearings

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Marathon 3.50/2.50-8" Flat Free Tire on Wheel, 6" Hub, 5/8" Bearings

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flat, great, fit, good and perfect.

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Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 75.6% of the reviews are reliable.

This product had a total of 255 reviews as of our last analysis date on Apr 10 2020.

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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

I got this for a wheelbarrow i got from sears about 30 years ago

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

I like that the wheel is made with a spacer right in it that fits my wheelbarrow the tire wont go flat and it was easy to install

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Upon closer examination of the axle i received one 58 bearing on one side and a 34 bearing on the other

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

I pounded out both bearings now shot due to removal

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I took a picture see below

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

I also noticed that sometime perhaps during assembly one may have realized the mistake and tried to remove the bearing with guessing a hammer and screwdriver which left a ding in the lip of the 34 bearing

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

Total hassle every time i wanted to get some work done

Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

So sick of having a wheelbarrow that i have to pump up every time i want to use it because the heat has managed to deflate the tire and or finally break it to where it is useless

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