Caltric 2 Deck Wheel AYP/Electrolux Compatible with Husqvarna 133957 532133957 107610 539107610

What It Is

The Caltric 2 Deck Wheel is a replacement caster wheel for the front or rear deck of select Husqvarna, AYP (American Yard Products), and Electrolux lawn tractors and zero-turn mowers. It’s designed to keep the mower deck stable and level during cutting.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, confirm your mower’s original wheel part number matches one of these: 133957, 532133957, 107610, or 539107610. This wheel fits many Husqvarna, Poulan, Craftsman, and other AYP/Electrolux-branded decks from the 2000s–2010s. Measure your existing wheel’s diameter (typically 11–12 inches), axle hole size (usually 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch), and tire width (roughly 2 inches). The Caltric wheel uses a ball bearing and a 1/2-inch axle bore. Check your deck’s mounting bracket to ensure the wheel’s hub height and offset match—some decks use a flat or angled bracket. This is an aftermarket part, not OEM, so verify the axle bolt pattern aligns with your bracket’s holes.

Key Things to Know

• Quality: Caltric wheels are budget-friendly but use basic rubber tires and plastic hubs. They’re fine for flat lawns but may wear faster on rough terrain than OEM or heavy-duty steel-hub wheels.
• Installation: Simple bolt-on swap—remove the cotter pin or retaining clip, slide off the old wheel, and install the new one. No special tools needed. Check that the bearing spins freely before mounting.
• Common Gotchas: The axle bore is 1/2-inch, but some older decks use a 5/8-inch axle. Measure your axle diameter first. Also, the wheel’s overall height may differ slightly from OEM, which can affect deck leveling—adjust your deck’s anti-scalp rollers after installation.
• No Grease Fittings: The sealed bearing is pre-lubed and non-serviceable, so replacement is required if it seizes.

Should You Buy It

Buy this wheel if you need a quick, low-cost replacement for a worn or broken deck wheel on a common Husqvarna or AYP-style mower and you’re comfortable with basic hand tools. Skip it if your deck uses a non-standard axle size (5/8-inch or metric), or if you need a heavy-duty wheel for rocky or uneven ground—look for an OEM or steel-hub option instead.