I need a wheel/handle kit - Porter Cable 4,500 Watt 9 Hp Portable Generator With Honda Engine And Wheel Kit #H451CS W

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Who made the kit? Is it a true trike kit or one of these kits that leaves the original swingarm and rear wheel on and simply adds two more wheels to the rear. Either way, I'd contact the manufacturer of the kit and see what they had to say. It sounds like the rake on the front end has changed or the center of gravity has changed.

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Steve

First check that the handle extension locks hold properly and the handle is not slipping on on side. A handle lock problem (the part that allows the handle to swing from back to front) should be obvious but check both are locking and have the same amount of play. Finally check all four wheels spin freely and the smaller front set can both rotate freely. Your Bugaboo maintenance kit came with a small can of silicon spray. Use it regularly (once every month or two) to lubricate the handle lock, brake lever and wheels. If you find a specific problem let me know and I'll try to help.

you have to take it apart to adjust and tighten handle but at that age you should replace it it has paid for itself

According to the owner's manual they do have rear wheel kits. You can find the manual at www.desatech.com and go to "Construction Heaters" then go down to the model number. The wheel kits are listed under the "Accessories." According to the manual the wheel kits have part numbers of HA1202 which is the "Heavy Duty Wheel and Handle Kit" and the other is HA1206 which is a "Standard Wheel Kit." Check out Master Parts, they might have them. 800.446.1446 or www.masterparts.net ......Hope this helps you!

there are several ones that i have seen on the net on medical or wheelchair sites. It usually is a long handle that the hole is a little bigger and just slides over the existing break handle. or fits inside. Here is a link that has one like I am talking about.http://www.allegromedical.com/wheelchair-accessories-c545/6-wheel-lock-extension-for-wheelchairs-p555836.html
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For your tranny, the only thing it may need is a fluid change along with a new filter. The Jeep tranny will be able to handle those rims, considering people often throw 35+ inch tires on it. I'm not sure of the lift the new rims will create, it all depends on the kind of tires you have on it. If you use a low profile tire to closely mimic the size of the original, you won't have to get a lift kit for it. But you may want to look into the cost of a 3-4 inch kit just in case.

My answer:

Believe it or not HFT (Harbor Freight Tools), which has local outlet stores in most big cities and is online as well (not sure where you are located), has a ton of various mountable tire/wheel assys in stock.

Some are swivel plate mounted - some are fixed plate type - and some wheels are just stand alone for axle-thru type mounted shafts of various diameters.

They even have a 13HP Genset wheel kit p/n 94192 for $24.99 online, and possibly the same price in-store if they indeed do stock it in-store. You just have to call a local HFT store and find out.

Prices can't be beat, and even though most everything there is made in China they do have some pretty good stuff there.

There is one other alternative if they don't have it in-store, and you really want to save a few bucks.

You yourself can make the same wheel kit set-up for under $15 if you are handy with metal working, and have a metal supply house near you.

If your Genset frame already has the axle hole plates welded onto the frame like I believe they all do today - then just buy the steel axle rod in whatever diameter rod is needed, and whatever length you need to clear the frame plus the added 2 wheels with 2 washers and 2 clearance bushings, and then just drill 2 cotter pin centered holes (1 on each end of the axle), and it's a done deal - all except for attaching any old metal type handle assy from maybe some old discarded gardening implement or possibly an older metal handled snow shovel for example. Just cut it down to size, bend according to fit the frame and bolt it on with 2 sturdy nut/bolt & lock washer assys. Done deal!!!

Just buy the 2 wheels anywhere that sells them cheaply, or else hunt some used ones down at a garage sale or thrift store maybe.

I made my own wheel kit setup on my own personal 5500W 10HP Generac Genset, and used the HFT pneumatic 10" tires when they were on sale for 1/2 price at $3 each. Axle rod - cotter pins (2) - washers (6) - axle spacer bushings (2) - custom hand made recycled handle & misc nut/bolt hardware all cost me under $10.

Labor cost - PRICELESS!

Please post me a reply as to finding this solution being the best resolve to your wheel kit problem there by following my recommendations above. Also please rate my troubleshooting fix as well.

Keep me posted and I'll follow up as well.

Best regards,

Frank

The buzzing noise would normally be either a fan or color wheel that is failing.