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When this breaks and you don't want to hunt all over creation for some that will fit, look in the scrap pile for an ole lawn mower back tire..
Cut two 11/2 inch by 5 inch pieces of the tread. Drill out the old ones and drill holes in the new found pieces. Countersink the screw heads and use a washer with self locking nut. Wala,,,
I like it better than it was before it broke.
Great idea Gene......Now I can fix my other one up and have a spare.
Me too G, bought a new one last year cause mine had done the same thing EZs had done.
That's the way it oughta be out of the factory. The rubber round pieces don't take the back to front torque too well. I guess of they made em last forever people would only buy one.
Thumbs UpWay to go Gene, Genius at work again.
I wish my mind would work like yours. Great idea.
I'm standing in his driveway marvelling at all the ideas he has for stuff.... Hafta say my boat has him working a lil'
He is da man
If it can be fixed, he's your man.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigBlue