Champion Power Equipment Wheel Kit With Folding Handle And Never-Flat Tires For 2800 To 4750-Watt Generators

The wheels went on perfectly. The rubber supports took a minute to place, but went on without any issues. For some reason I misread the picture and thought the supports were small wheels to help balance the generator. Doh! The handle bar was the main quest. The picture provided "works" but it is a closeup so you can't tell what is what. (The picture for the rubber supports is also a closeup so trying to figure out the exact "where" takes time.) I put it on the way I thought it would go and nope. Then I reversed it, but then you'd have water getting in the brace. Nope. Saw a great YouTube video that set me on the correct path for the handlebar. As you can tell, this was not my first thought on how it goes on. The brace goes sideways facing the generator. It works and it's good. I haven't used it too much, just to push it around to test it. When we need a generator, this will be a great help in getting around. This was for a 4000 / 3500 watts portable generator. Model # 46596. For those of you who complain that it doesn't fit and you do not have a Champion generator, shame on you for posting 1 star reviews when it says right up front it is for Champion generators only.

The wheels are easy to install, as well as the other items that come with the kit. This kit makes it so much easier to move the generator around!

Se compraron para instalar en un generador Champion 4375 W y le quedaron perfectas lo que facilita moverlo sin gran esfuerzo. Se ven sólidas y buena calidad.

Muy buen accesorio , funciona muy bien , costo colocar un poco las gomas de base . Pero fijan bien

Easy to install. Took me about 30 minutes. It fit my Champion 100216 with no troubles. The instructions don't mention having to remove the rubber vibration mount from the generator to mount the new support leg but other reviewer's already mentioned that you have to remove the old rubber vibration mount underneath before installing the new support, so thanks for the heads up! The instructions could have used better pictures, especially for mounting the handle. It took me a few tries to get the handle mounted correctly so it lays down in front of the generator to lift it up and let you pull it around easily. I also had mine full of gas & oil as we've had power outages just in the last few days, so I just used a floor jack to hold the generator up a couple of inches and mounted the support leg by slipping it onto the bottom without flipping it over or tipping it up on it's side with no problems. I used to have the generator on a piece of plywood with 4 little coaster wheels on it, but it was awkward at best to move due to its weight and size. It would always catch one of the little wheels on any uneven surface when I'd move it around. Now it's really easy to move with just it's two wheels on back. It is definitely worth the money and a little bit of time to install.