Questions and Answers for Rubbermaid Commercial Products 8.75 Cu.ft. Big Wheel Plastic Yard Cart

A:  A "P.S." for 'Dddffff' dated Mar 17 - Re:{ Replacement wheels M1564200?} In additional searching @ very many www sites, as is often the case, even the very least total costs for Two (2) replacement Items of your exact, specified RUBBERMAID PART NUMBER total MORE $$$ than the entire current charge for an entirely-new 7.5 cu ft YARDCART @ HomeDepot.......eli2

A:  To: 'Dddffff' dated Mar 17 - Re"{...does H.D. have & sell replacement Wheels?} Naturally, I am confused by the Question!!! On our 7.5 cu ft Yardcart by RUBBERMAID, there is NO such SPECIAL HUB!! .....simply, a straight-through Bore, molded for the steel rod/axle which goes from one side to the opposite, with only a cotter key hole! Perhaps, you may have the much older versions, with pneumatic Tires & Tubes? In any case, NO, HomeDepot does not stock / sell the Replacement Items for either Version of Yardcart BUT, since you "DO" have the exact RUBBERMAID part number that you need, the Customer Service Group, PRO Desk and / or the 800 number should be willing to order them! BE SURE to only allow for S / H directly to the nearest H.D. for your pick-up ....otherwise, that charge to you directly may well be as much as the Replacements!!! ......eli2

A:  Check all the Home Depot stores because they seem to have different prices at every store. My local store had it for $139.00 which is what I paid but my father-in-laws store had it for $135.00 and the next closest store to me had a price of $159.00! All the stores I checked had at least 3 or 4 in stock.

A:  Hi KMA, this 7.5 cu. ft. Plastic Yard Cart, is a store exclusive item and only able to be bought in a Home Depot store. Unfortunately we do not sell it with online stock for purchase and we are not able to advise when local Home Depot stores are re-stocked of specific items. I would advise you visit or contact your local Home Depot store for pricing and availability. Please follow the steps below to localize your Homedepot.com as well: 1. Localize Homedepot.com using your zip code (My Store Location: Change) 2. Choose the store where you want to pick up the item (Make this my Store) We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!

A:  To: 'KMA' dated March 3 - Re:{availability of Rummermaid Commercial Yard Cart?} A) - Vendor to HomeDepot shows Stock. B) - www.homedepot.com shows Availability C) - not ALL local H.D. stores carry it BUT, whenever ordered on computer {.. free shipping & local H.D.Store pickup..} delivery is usually very quick! D) - Usually come assembled, so plan on taking a small Truck or Trailer.....eli2

A:  no

A:  no they do not.

A:  No, but you could try your GPS if you lose it.

A:  To: 'Bill and / or 'Anonymous' - Re:{do the wheels on the 7.5 cu ft Rubbermaid Yard Cart have bearings?} No Bearings whatever, be it on the older, pneumatic-tired Versions OR the current cart w / solid tires....eli2

A:  No bearings

A:  To: 'Ralph' dated Dec 6 - Re:{...RUBBERMAID 7.5 cu ft shipping?} - P.S. In additional searching, PLEASE look at notation on Home Depot web page showing this Yard Cart - - - just below PIX of Unit - - - is the notice of no current availability / Out-of-Stock by Maker.......eli2

A:  To: 'Ralph' dated Dec 08 - Re:{...can this be sent to Middletown, NY store?} Certainly! Simply use your P.C., go to www.homedepot.com to find the Unit and specify the exact location Home Depot to which it needs to be sent for your pickup. Be aware that the final pricing may be somewhat different, as "Specials' and / or different locales sometimes have varying pricing on same item.....eli2

A:  The wheels don't have inner tubes. Wheels are solid rubber.

A:  Wheel has no inner tube to replace.

A:  there is no tube, very hard tires and they are dependable.

A:  To: 'TommyBoy' dated Nov 18 - Re:{can I buy new 20" tube or wheel?} A) - Any local Bike Repair Shop will already have a variety of 20" tubes & tires from which you can select, "IF" that wheel itself has not failed. B) - "IF" the wheel is broken beyond repair, why not simply order a new, flat-free Wheel/Tire Unit, same as on all new Carts now? C) - On-lne, there are many source of the solid or no-flat Wheel Assembly....eli2

A:  They do not have a tube.

A:  It would probably be easiest to go to a bike shop and then they can do it all there of a small charge

A:  To: 'Pick' dated Sept 27 - Re:{....does HomeDepot sell new tires & tubes?} No Need - - - just remove your old Wheel Assembly from the Cart - (very straightforward task) - and visit any local Bike Repair Shop - - - they have plenty of 20" tubes & tires from which to select AND, they'll quickly mount it for you, for the sale, usually.....eli2

A:  Mountain Bike tubes/tires work fine. They are available online or at local bike stores.

A:  Unknown on tire but uses a standard 20" bicycle tube.

A:  Absolutely! I just bought bicycle tire tubes for it. Replaced them about 4 years ago and they're still going strong. Just check the tire size and get the right sized tubes for it. :)

A:  none, straight bar axel from wheel to wheel. bearings would have been a nice feature.

A:  To: 'tim' dated Sept 27 - Re:{...size of bearings in wheels?} Sorry, Tim, but there are NO bearings at all.....simply the smooth, molded bore of that plastic material from which the wheel unit is made which "rubs" against the long steel shaft.....eli2

A:  To: 'nabri' - Re:{does Home Depot sell Special Cart or Big Wheels?} Nope .....even their Customer Service Department will politely refer you to the Original RUBBERMAID internet sales group....perhaps, because it is SOOOO much more costly?.....eli2

A:  no

A:  In my experience, industrial epoxy is the only adhesive that will effectively bond plastics, but I'm not the expert; I've heard you could use PVC cement, as well. I would suggest finding a small mom and pop hardware store; ask the owner.

A:  To: 'Mc' - dated yesterday, 11th - Re:{my contractor cracked the top edge?} Not sure your Question is understood? ....the contractor was using YOUR cart doing HIS construction? In my experiences, the opportunity for successfully "Gluing" any portion of the TUB are non-exixtent! The material from which that tub has been made resists the vast majority of any GLUES! ....perhaps, a reinforcing metal repair piece, clamped & secured w/ two (2) part Epoxy and allowed to cure for 24 hours might? Would definitely look awful, afterwards. This Yard Cart is ONLY intended for light-duty tasks ...why doesn't that Contractor simply buy YOU another & then, HE can use the cracked-one for his various needs?.....eli2

A:  To: 'ken' dated 04 May - Re:{...does my H.D. Store stock replacement Tires?} Your Question actually needs a bit more INFORMATION, please? A) - Older Carts by RUBBERMAID use conventional 20" Tires and inner tubes, available @ any local Bike Shop. B) - Newer Units have been 'converted' to solid Tire [I.E. = w/o any inner tube], so One must buy an entire Wheel Assembly, including the part w/ spokes, hub with bearing for axel, etc.. C) - Although at SOME H.D. Customer Service and/or 'PRO' Desk One might initiate a Special Order, normally the Stores do N-O-T stock spare wheels of either of the above versions.....RUBBERMAID CORP does, as well as many Internet Outlets.....eli2

A:  I can't find them on the HD site, but another large chain store (not a hardware store) has them for about $68 each; just search for Rubbermaid Commercial Prod M1564200 Wheelbarrow Wheel, Non-Pneumatic, 20-In., and you should find them.

A:  No