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DICMIC 4Pcs Lawn Mower Anti Scalp Deck Wheel Kit Compatible with Bad Boy 022-5234-98 Exmark 103-3168 103-4051 103-7263 1-603299 & Many Bore 5/8" Wheel Size

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DICMIC 4Pcs Lawn Mower Anti Scalp Deck Wheel Kit Compatible with Bad Boy 022-5234-98 Exmark 103-3168 103-4051 103-7263 1-603299 & Many Bore 5/8" Wheel Size
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What It Is

This DICMIC 4-pack anti-scalp deck wheel kit prevents the mower deck from digging into uneven turf by adding four 5/8" bore wheels that lift the deck over bumps. Designed for zero-turn mowers like Bad Boy and Exmark, it’s a direct replacement for worn or missing OEM parts.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before buying, check three things:

  • Bore size: The wheels have a 5/8" bore. Measure your existing spindle or axle diameter—must be exactly 5/8".
  • Deck hole pattern: The kit includes four wheels, but mounting bracket spacing varies by deck. Confirm your deck has four mounting points (typically on the outer edges) that align with the included hardware.
  • OEM cross-reference: Compatible with Bad Boy 022-5234-98 and Exmark 103-3168, 103-4051, 103-7263, 1-603299. If your mower uses different OEM numbers, measure the wheel diameter (this kit uses ~4" wheels) and bolt pattern to verify.

Key Things to Know

  • Installation difficulty: Easy—typically 10 minutes per wheel. Remove old wheel (if present), bolt the new bracket to the deck, and slide the wheel onto the spindle. No special tools needed.
  • Build quality: Wheels are hard plastic with a steel bushing. They’re durable for residential use but may wear faster on rough gravel or concrete.
  • Common gotcha: The included hardware may be slightly longer than OEM. If your deck has recessed mounting holes, you might need to trim bolts or add washers to avoid interference with the blade housing.
  • Anti-scalp effect: Only works if wheels are adjusted to just clear the ground (1/4"–1/2" gap). Too low and they’ll drag; too high and they won’t prevent scalping.

Should You Buy It

If your zero-turn mower is scalping on uneven lawns and you need a budget-friendly fix, this kit is a solid choice. It’s best for DIY homeowners with a 5/8" bore deck who want to avoid paying $15–$20 per OEM wheel. Skip it if your deck has a non-standard bore size or you need heavy-duty wheels for commercial use.

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