Kupo 80mm Brake Caster 22mm Square (Set 3)

These casters are designed to work with a 20˚ angle of the leg to the floor (I wish these companies would include that spec for their casters). Although they can fit onto 22mm square leg ends and can be fastened by drilling a hole in each leg for the bolt, the result on these stands will be 'floppy' wheels because the shafts won't be fully plumb (vertical) and will tend to bend from a lot of weight placed on the stand. So, not recommended.

The Kupo KS106111 uses a 25mm leg and is not compatible with this KS940422.

The Kupo caster will fit stands that are 22mm the Matthews Digital Combo stand is 24.5 MM or 1".

Hi,Wheels are not recommended when using the KS140611 stand.KS140511 may be a better choice if wheels are a requirement.Regards,Will HBrand Manager Lighting, Mac Group US

Doubtful; the extra space would probably cause too much wobble at the end of the stand's legs. Also the angle of the wheel's mount may be different from the fully deployed legs.

I actually bought these to attach to the legs of a very large artificial christmas tree. They make moving the tree out of storage and into the lobby very easy.I drilled a hole through each leg to match the screw location.I went to Home Depot and purchased longer bolts/ nuts, that would be able to go all the way through the casters and legs. then it is a simple mater of tightening up the nuts. If you are going to want them taken off on put back on frequently, I would consider wing nuts.The trickiest part was drilingl through the two side walls of the square legs. It is difficult to drill from one side and to go all the way through to the other& if they don't line up, the bolt will not slide through easily. Carefully mark the hole locations with a Sharpie&then drill one side, and the drill the other hole from the other side. Also make your drill hole larger than the bolt diameter. It won't be an issue and will make it easier to slide the bolt through.