sealed bearing wagon wheel photos, and projects from customers

Steve Naylor of FL used our 28" med duty wagon wheels w rubber tires to fabricate this cart. He said: "Hello, Here are a picture of the cart I built.
Thanks for the nice wheels "

Charles Ferrara of MI used our 24" steel wagon wheels to fabricate this cart.

Although this is a customers "Carriage wheels" rather than "Sealed Bearing wheels", we felt that they would go here well.

Bill used our 42" carriage wheels in the fabrication of this Gatling gun. He had this to say;

"Here is two photos for you.

This is the carriage I built for my Gatling Gun. I started with a solid block of Oak. It measured 20 inches wide 6 inches high and 8 ½ foot long.

It was cut from an old oak tree from the local park in Ashland, Oregon over 25 years ago. I knew it was well cured and aged. The tongue and axle support are solid pieces.

The wheels are from R&P Trading.

Bill Longiotti"

To see Bill 's Gatling gun in action click on this link ...
1862 Gatling Battery Gun .45 Colt Caliber [On The Range] with Just Bill - YouTube

"Hi Ron, So we actually only bought the front wheels from you this time but, I remembered we had bought other cart wheels from you for a project a few years back they were great which is why I went back to your website.

The wheels with their hubs looked great and were easy to use. The construction of the wheels were truly beautiful and rock solid. I know we will be back.

Warm Regards,
Kris Holmes"

The Huntington Theatre Company, Prop Department in Everett, MA used our sealed bearing wagon wheels in the fabrication of this wagon for the production of "Rosenkrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead"

Thomas Bucolic, in Il. called us and wanted 4 of 28" sealed bearing wagon wheels to use on an old buggy that he had just procured. He had the hub hole bored out to 1" from 7/8". It had pneumatic wheels on it, and he wanted a more realistic set of wheels for it. He gave us the specifications he needed. We had the heavy duty wagon wheel hubs bored out to a 1" hub hole to fit his current axle spindle. Fortunately; the width of the hub on them from side to side was such that they would fit fine. Tom sent some photos of the buggy as it was when he bought it. Upon completion of the project he is going to send us photos, and we know the new wheels will add a great deal to esthetic appeal to his buggy.

Below are the before and after photos of the buggy. Thank you Tom.

We always like to speak with customers and discuss what we have available, and what a good use of them would as well as what the customer has in mind, and what he wants to accomplish. The customer was interested in our "sealed bearing wagon wheels for his project. It was quite a good idea, and one we had not come up with previously. If you come up with an unique use for one of our products please feel free to call us at 903-725-0576 and speak with us about it.

John Hallson ordered our top of the line wheels normally used for pony carts, store displays, vendor carts and various other carts and wagons. He said that he was an avid sports shooting person, and as he gotten older he needed to make something he could use in competitions to help him deal with his infirmities. He used our 20 inch "sealed bearing" buggy wheels for this "gun chair", (for lack of a better name).
We have sold quite a few wagon wheels for use on gun carts. Normally the wheels we sell for that are our light duty wagon wheels.

Johnson Hallson using our sealed bearing wagon wheels on gun cart

Alan is fabricating a 1901horseless carriage using our sealed bearing carriage wheels.

Alan said; "It will be a 1901 style horseless carriage, I'm calling it the Paladin. Drove out of the garage to check it out but had a steering problem. Right now I'm working on the body. Here are a few more shots of where I stand. As I said I will keep you posted.t will be a 1901 style horseless carriage, I'm calling it the Paladin. Drove out of the garage to check it out but had a steering problem. Right now I'm working on the body. Here are a few more shots of where I stand. As I said I will keep you posted.

1nd Set of photos

Alan Haddaway, of Virginia, has provided us, and our customers with a special treat, as Kerry Jones in the set of customer photos below this set. We ask our customers to send us photos of their project as it progresses

2st set of photos

3st set of photos

Kerry Jones, of Arizona, used our 24", and 32" sealed bearing wheels in the fabrication of the Buckboard wagon.

According to Kerry , "wheels worked easy smooth and the ponies loved them as much as me. -Thanks Ron"

Customer photos of Wagon, Carriages, Carts, and Buggies made using our Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels

Our "Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels" are a scaled down version of our auithentic Amish Carriage Wheels. They were meant for smaller pony wagons and such. As it turns out some customers use them for larger wagons and carts
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Below, Lee Wilson of Texas made this reproduction of a wagon using our 36" Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels.

A customer in Texas made this reproduction of a wagon using our 36" Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels.

Customer photos of Wagon, Carriages, Carts, and Buggies made using our Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels

Our "Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels" are a scaled down version of our auithentic Amish Carriage Wheels. They were meant for smaller pony wagons and such. As it turns out some customers use them for larger wagons and carts.

Below, Lee Wilson of Texas made this reproduction of a wagon using our 36" Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels.

A customer in Texas made this reproduction of a wagon using our 36" Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels.

Our "Sealed Bearing Wagon Wheels" are a scaled down version of our auithentic Amish Carriage Wheels. They were meant for smaller pony wagons and such. As it turns out some customers use them for larger wagons and carts
.