Shepherd Hardware 9401 1-5/8-Inch Office Chair Caster, Twin Wheel, 1-1/2-Inch Sq. Plate, 40-lb Load Capacity, 2-Pack

These worked well with a little carpentry adjustment to replace broken casters- I'm pleased with the result. I suggest comparing the old casters to these before you order. The wheels roll well and they are built well for our heavy TV stand/bookcase.

Items as described and works great.

It fits my 20+ yr old Ridgid shop vac. It's very snug, but it works and I have a spare for the next brittle wheel that breaks off. I can't rate it higher because this is not a sturdy item. It's cheap plastic, like the one it replaced, and it should cost less than it does. I would never buy this for my own project. It comes with the female adapter as though you might want to install this in a new project. Don't. Get something more sturdy. Plenty of sturdy options for the same price are out there. Hollow plastic wheels are a terrible option for anything in the era of Amazon. Some advice if you're looking for a shop-vac. Get one with solid wheels. More than 4 is better. My Fein is far superior (and outrageously expensive), but Ridgid has vastly improved shop vac quality since I bought this thing, and hey, It still works this many years later. Using it to suck grit from a hot tub now. Who knew it could do that? Nothing to do with these wheels, but what the heck.

I used these casters for my breakfast chairs

Had to replace a wheel on a shopvac. Worked.

Thes are easy to install, and I think a good value for the money since they are inexpensive. They don't work great on chairs unless no one is seated on them. They roll great, but once they are under weight, i.e., sitting on the chair, and try to scoot forward or backward, the casters don't rotate fast enough and skid. They would probably be ok for furniture that you don't move often. I would not use these for chairs. I will be looking for a replacement.

I was looking for replacement wheels on my Ridgid shop vac. Lots of options online. There were some that cost about $16 for ONE wheel. These were $4.50/2wheels. So, I bought 2 packs. They came with mounting sockets, which I did not need. The nub at the top of the shaft was about .5mm to large in diameter, and I read about other people enlarging the receiving socket with a drill to allow them to fit. I chose to use a bench grinder, and in 5 minutes had all four installed and working just fine. If they don't last, I will update this review. Not bad for $9.00!!

13 years ago I purchased our four dining room chairs at an up-scale furniture store. We wanted our new chairs to have casters, and they had in their inventory the chairs we liked, with casters - - so we bought them immediately.They served us beautifully for nearly 13 years until the casters started breaking. At that time I began an urgent search for replacement casters, hoping to find some which would work. Amazon had a large selection of casters, but only one of them looked like what we were seeking. To find out for sure, I ordered one pair and asked a Maintenance employee in our apartment building to come try to un-install the old casters and install the new ones in two of the 16 chair legs. Voila! these new casters were identical to the old ones! It was easy for him to tap the old ones out and put the new ones in! So I happily ordered 12 more of these casters, and soon all 16 of my dining chair legs had brand new casters! The instructions with the new ones said "not recommended on hardwood floors." This did not worry me, although we use our caster chairs on a hardwood floor. The old identical ones had served us perfectly for 13 years!