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Camper & Motor Home Casters 

img Attach to rear to protect your equipment.
img Designed to roll even on curves, but very slowly.
img To preserve caster life, creep slowly until wheel contacts the ground. We recommend only rigid
img On curves, when making a turn, there can be a scrapping action that will negatively affect the tire.
img Over time, tires wear out. Replacing just the wheel is less expensive than replacing a complete caster.
img Rubber tires have more resilience than polyurethane but can leave black marks on the concrete.
img Polyurethane tires are non-marking but have less resilience than rubber tires.

You should never select on the basis of load capacity alone. Capacity ratings do not take into account the effort required to manually move a load. Capacity ratings are based on manual operation under ideal conditions. If these wheels are going to be moved by mechanically powered equipment, consult us for a reduced capacity rating based on your application.

CASTER WHEEL DIAM. TREAD WIDTH Caster Type WHEEL TREAD MATERIAL SWIVEL CASTER APPROX SWIVEL WEIGHT (LBS) APPROX SWIVEL RADIUS OVERALL HEIGHT
4 2 Rigid Polyurethane on Iron
9PH4X2-R 6 1/2″ 3 5/8″ 5 5/8″
4 2 Rigid Rubber on Iron
9MH4X2-R 6 1/2″ 3 5/8″ 5 5/8″
4 2 Swivel Polyurethane on Iron
9PH4X2-S 6 1/2″ 3 5/8″ 5 5/8″
4 2 Swivel Rubber on Iron
9MH4X2-S 6 1/2″ 3 5/8″ 5 5/8″
4 2 Wheel Only Polyurethane on Iron
PH4X2R 3 NA NA
4 2 Wheel Only Rubber on Iron
MH4X2R 3 NA NA