Drive Devilbiss Healthcare - Stds1011 - Medical Wheel Bearing Only For Tr20A Replacement Front

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Brand: Drive Devilbiss Healthcare
Sold By: Each
Application: Wheelchair Wheel Bearing
WHSXX: MCK

Product Overview

     Drive Medical STDS1011 Wheel Bearing is designed specifically for the TR20A model, ensuring a perfect fit and reliable performance for your front wheel replacement needs. This high-quality wheel bearing is essential for maintaining the smooth operation of your mobility device, providing both safety and comfort during use.

Features:
- Compatibility: Specifically designed for Drive Medical TR20A front wheel
- Durable Construction: Made from high-quality materials for long-lasting performance
- Easy Installation: Simple to replace, requiring minimal tools and effort
- Smooth Operation: Ensures a seamless ride, enhancing mobility and stability
- Lightweight Design: Does not add unnecessary weight to your mobility device

Specifications:
- Product Model: STDS1011
- Type: Wheel Bearing
- Compatibility: TR20A Front Wheel
- Material: High-strength steel and durable plastics
- Weight: Lightweight for easy handling

Use Suggestion:
Ideal for individuals needing to replace worn-out wheel bearings on their Drive Medical TR20A mobility devices. Regular maintenance of wheel bearings can enhance the overall performance and safety of your mobility aid, ensuring a smoother ride and prolonged lifespan.

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    Make sure you open and check grease packing.

    Posted by William in rockymountainatvmc on Oct 1st 2015

    The bearings themselves are solid as always. But I did open each bearing to double-check the amount of grease. I had to add grease to each of them in varying degrees with at least one bearing having a concerning lack of grease from the factory. QA on grease packing seems to have slipped a bit.