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Old 02-13-2014, 05:46 PM   #1
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Default Bandera Wheel mod ??

I have acquired a NB Bandera that I am currently working on.
The larger back wheels work fine but the smaller cheap (looks like office chair casters) are locked up and do not work well.I plan to use this in competition where even new wheels like this might not be user friendly on grass mud etc. Does anyone have any good mods and where to obtain better wheels ?
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Old 02-13-2014, 07:31 PM   #2
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I welded a 3x2 inche plate to the bottom of the legs and bolted on some locking caster wheels from harbor freight to the plates has been working fine for several years
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if your going to be rollling on grass, then look into the larger casters. I bolted a plate across the short sides of the frame and mounted the casters to that. Bandera 101 has a wheel mod in it but those were smaller ones that were just a little better than the originals.
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Old 02-13-2014, 10:19 PM   #4
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I have acquired a NB Bandera that I am currently working on.
The larger back wheels work fine but the smaller cheap (looks like office chair casters) are locked up and do not work well.I plan to use this in competition where even new wheels like this might not be user friendly on grass mud etc. Does anyone have any good mods and where to obtain better wheels ?
Any place that sells small trailer, Go Kart, wagon wheels. Mount them on a bolt.


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sorry.. forgot... i got my casters at harbor freight.
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