Medium
15-30 minutes
This replacement rear wheel is supplied directly from original equipment manufacturer for use with Ryobi lawn mowers. It is one of the wheels that supports the unit allowing for easy transportation. This wheel is made from durable plastic and it is sold individually, please note the hardware to secure it is sold separately.
Soft Rear Wheel,black O-013-9758
OEM part for: Oreck
Part Number: O-013-9758
$4.99
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This Soft Rear Wheel,black will fit the following 79 machines. Confirm this part works with your model, and view the detailed model diagrams and repair help we have to offer.
This item works with the following types of products:
- Vacuum Parts
This part replaces obsolete part #: OR-7100, 75187-02-0327
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The 4 wheels on my Oreck vacuum needed to be replaced. You had them in stock, they arrived quickly, well packaged & were the exact fit. Thanks
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February 15, 2021
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Wheels worn out on my Oreck Silver vacuum.
Stewart - December 5, 2018
👍 1 of 1 people found this instruction helpful
Tool Type
Vacuum
Difficulty
Medium
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers, drift (punch) (2)
Do not try to pry the axles out from the bottom. Instead, take the bottom off by removing four countersunk screws. Notice that there is a small hole at the high spot in the mound into which the axle is held. Insert a very small drift (punch) into the hole. You may have to use a small nail with the point filed off if you do not have a proper size drift. Place the bottom of the machine that you have removed with the wheels facing down but without the wheels touching a support. Strike the drift with a small hammer with the drift inserted into the hole and touching the axle. Once one end of the axle is driven down you may turn the bottom over and gently pry and pull the axle out with a long-nosed pliers. Do not damage the splines at the end of each axle.
Put the new wheel on the axle and push it downward with your finger. Next take a drift slightly smaller than the diameter of the axle and tap the axle down until it bottoms out in its holder. Support the bottom of the machine on your lap or on a folded towel so you do not crack the plastic.
Put the new wheel on the axle and push it downward with your finger. Next take a drift slightly smaller than the diameter of the axle and tap the axle down until it bottoms out in its holder. Support the bottom of the machine on your lap or on a folded towel so you do not crack the plastic.
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My wheels were totally worn out! They wobbled wiggled making it hard to speed around corners.
Arlen - May 17, 2018
Tool Type
Vacuum
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver
1. Removed the bottom plate by removing the 6 Phillips screws.
2. Used a screwdriver to remove the small metal axle by prying it out of the slot. Used the old axle in the new wheels and popped it back in place.
3. Removed the old belt by sliding the brush roller out of the slots. Install the new belt and slide the roller into place.
4. Replace bottom panel with the screws.
5. Turned that baby on and I was cruising the floor looking for stuff!
2. Used a screwdriver to remove the small metal axle by prying it out of the slot. Used the old axle in the new wheels and popped it back in place.
3. Removed the old belt by sliding the brush roller out of the slots. Install the new belt and slide the roller into place.
4. Replace bottom panel with the screws.
5. Turned that baby on and I was cruising the floor looking for stuff!
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