It seems like overkill even without the cost of buying the "thing". What if the wheel you want to come off is the one that stays on the shaft, you will still have to retract the holding pin!
How much does one of these wheel removal tools cost, and is the wheel damaged in such a way that it cannot be reattached after removal using this tool?
could be useful, but i think its to big, u can just drill a small hole where the feather is and put it back with a screwdriver than u also can remove the wheel.
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Wow very interesting! I never seen kind of this wheel removal tool! Very nice Lime green Weber container!
I live in Doncaster and I have a black w- Weber
It seems like overkill even without the cost of buying the "thing". What if the wheel you want to come off is the one that stays on the shaft, you will still have to retract the holding pin!
How much does one of these wheel removal tools cost, and is the wheel damaged in such a way that it cannot be reattached after removal using this tool?
please email sales@w-weber.com for prices.
Tool cost higher than the bin itself ¿
could be useful, but i think its to big, u can just drill a small hole where the feather is and put it back with a screwdriver than u also can remove the wheel.
Yes, we know this. However this is one tool that is quick and easy to use.
@@ellio40 easyest way would be if the holes where open already some wheels have that but not many