Shepherd Hardware 9193 2-Inch Wheel, Stem Caster with 7/16-Inch Stem Diameter, 80-lb Load Capacity

I have a 1954 Seeburg HF100R jukebox with one oddball wheel. This Shepherd Hardware caster matched the other three wheels perfectly and also fit the original Seeburg caster socket. Most jukebox parts suppliers want $40 to $50 for a set of four and don't sell just one. This single wheel is a great solution. If your jukebox has 2.5 inch wheels, look at the Shepherd Hardware model 9197, but that has a stem which is ½-inch longer.

These are nice casters and rating the casters themselves I give them 5 stars. They are well made and roll very smoothly.However, the reason I'm giving them 4 stars is the fact that they can leave black marks on certain floor surfaces. So, if you will be using these on a light-colored floor and will have a generous amount of weight on them don't be surprised if they leave some black scuff marks, especially when spinning in place while changing directions. We got these to replace old plastic wheels on older chairs in a kitchen. The kitchen had light-colored Linoleum-Style square tiles and these wheels do leave black marks on the floor if you roll around while sitting in them. I also took a brand new one of these wheels and just as a test struck the wheel with a little force against another Linoleum floor and even a painted concrete floor and it left black marks on both of them. So, just be aware of that issue.Also, if you haven't bought them yet, keep in mind that the 2" and the 2-1/2" casters have different shaft sizes! The 2" caster has a 7/16" shaft that is 1-3/8" long whereas the 2-1/2" caster has a 3/8 shaft that is 1" long (which are the ones we needed).

Perfect! Due to misreading and believing another review I thought the stem was 7/8! LOLOh well, good thing I have a local machine shop who cut them down for me and redid the grooveand clip to the length I needed for my chair.For the first time since I've owned this chair it now swivels and rolls correctly!!! I am thrilled.

These casters were installed on my office chair on August 14, 2020 and the bearings started to fall out on November 21, 2020 and by early January 2021 I had collected 24 that had fallen out....the casters did not last even 6 months!!I have since replaced them with some I purchased from Service Caster Corporation in West Reading, Pa. This company has been making casters in their factory for 25 years. I was told to expect them to last for at 10 years!

I looked all over for these casters Menards, Home Depot,Ace, well you get it. Then I checked AMAZON & they had a source for them. I needed 8, so I ordered 4 to make sure sure they would work. They did, so I ordered 4 more. Thanks to the company they came from. You saved 2 work stools

Good quality, met the specs, price was right ...... installed in chair as soon as I received them and fit up was great

Perfect fit for my vintage chair to replace old castors that had rusted trim.

It was hard for me to find the exact item I needed however your photo and product description worked for me. Also I was able to purchase only one that I needed instead of most stores requiring a purchase of a set of 4.