Compatible with the following models: CMM1200 Type 1 , CMM1200 Type 2 , MM675 Type 2 18″” Electric MM875 Type 1 , MM850S Type 4 , MM850 Type 1 , MM850 Type 2 , MM850 Type 3 , MM850 Type 4 , MM850 Type 5 , CMM1000 Type 1 , CMM1000 Type 2 , CMM1000
Compatible with the following models: CMM1200 Type 1 , CMM1200 Type 2 , MM675 Type 2 18″” Electric MM875 Type 1 , MM850S Type 4 , MM850 Type 1 , MM850 Type 2 , MM850 Type 3 , MM850 Type 4 , MM850 Type 5 , CMM1000 Type 1 , CMM1000 Type 2 , CMM1000 Type 2A , CMM1000 Type 3 , CMM1000 Type 4 , CMM1000 Type 5 , CMM625 Type 1 , CMM625 Type 2 , CMM625 Type 3 , CMM625 Type 4 , CMM630 Type 1, CMM630 Type 2 , 37051 Type 1 19 Crafts , 37051 Type 2 19 Crafts , 37052 Type 1 19 Crafts , MM1800 (Type 1), CM1836 Type 1 , CM1936 Type 1 36V 19in Mower , CM1936 Type 2, DW132 Type 1 1/2 Spade Handle Electric Drill , DW124 Type 2 120V Joist Stud Electric Drill , 267 Type 4 1/2 HD
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My CMM1200 mower was converted from a CMM1000, which was purchased about 11 years ago. The front wheels were bald, and the tread was starting to peel on the sides. It was time for new wheels. These new wheels are perfect replacements. One thing to realize, though, is that they are not held on by bolts or screws. They are held onto the axle by push rings, which seem to be designed to be used (put on) just once. I hadn’t ordered new push rings, not realizing at the time that that’s how the…