Arnold 20" Garden Cart Wheel

To adapt this wheel to the a Rubbermade wheelbarrow: Rubbermaid Commercial Products FG564200BLA Plastic Yard Cart, 7.5 cu. feet You need this size bearing: Marathon 5/8" Replacement Precision Ball Bearings - 4 Pack Note this wheel works well, but it's quite sharper (digs into the dirt) and harder (rougher, not bouncy ride) than an pneumatic tire.

I bought this wheel to replace a broken wheel on a Rubbermaid Garden Cart. I saw it advertised (on another website) as an exact replacement. However the inside diameter of the bearing is a little to large for the Rubbermaid axle, making the wheel wobbly. I used some 1/2" electrical conduit as a sleeve and it works fine. I like the fact that the tire is solid and doesn't require inflation.

Easy setup a cart strength. Also liked that It's a little larger floor space than others I've used. Very handy outside. I wish it sat level at resting than farther down on back end.

No more flats and no more bent spokes - yay! These are very sturdy hard working wheels - my cart should have been built with these in the first place. They are kind of heavy, but that's to be expected since they're solid. I had to shim the axle to make them fit, but it was not difficult.

Too big for my project, but that is my fault for not measuring properly. Could've returned it, but will keep it for a possible future project.

The wheel is good enough, but as others have noted the inner diameter of the hub does not match rubbermaid's axle. We used some 1/2"EMT conduit as an adapter sleeve, and that works pretty well. However, there is still some instability which you can feel if you pull heavy loads, as we do.

First one of the pneumatic tires on my Rubbermaid 5642 Garden Cart went flat from goat heads; after repairing the inner tube, the second tire went flat for the same reason! After that repair, the original wheel spoke broke when my hubby put too many concrete blocks in the tub.These wheels do not need air, and will never go flat. The "ride" is just fine across the dirt, gravel and concrete patio in my backyard. It appears the plastic for the spokes is thicker than the original wheels -- a plus for heavy loads.I did have to cut a short length of 1/2" EMT to shim the diameter of the axle up so the wheel doesn't wobble. 10 minutes, and I had my $250 garden cart back in service!!

wheels are nice but the shaft is 5/8" dia and your wheels are for 3/4" dia. i was able to add brass bushings to make up thedifference otherwise it would not work too well and most customers would be sending them back to you.

This is definitely a heavy duty wheel compared to the crap that comes on those Rubbermaid wheelbarrows. The only issue is that our wheelbarrows have a 1/2 inch hub so I've bought some bushings to make it all fit snug. We bought one wheel, but gonna buy 3 more so i can retrofit 2 wheelbarrows.