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The ROP Shop (Pack of 8) Caster Bushings for Wright Stander WS48", WS52", WS61" Mower Decks

4.6/5 (4 reviews)
$54.99
The ROP Shop (Pack of 8) Caster Bushings for Wright Stander WS48", WS52", WS61" Mower Decks
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What It Is

These are a set of eight replacement caster bushings designed for the front caster wheels on Wright Stander zero-turn mowers. They reduce wobble and wear in the caster assembly, restoring smooth steering and deck stability on WS48", WS52", and WS61" models.

Fitment & Compatibility

Before purchasing, confirm your Wright Stander model has a 48", 52", or 61" deck—these bushings are not universal for other Wright models or brands. Check that your caster wheel stem diameter matches these bushings (typically 5/8" ID, 1" OD). If your mower has a different axle or bushing design (e.g., sealed bearing casters), these won’t fit. Measure the existing bushing length and compare to the ROP Shop’s listed dimensions—some early WS models may use a slightly shorter bushing. The pack includes eight bushings to replace all four caster wheels (two per wheel).

Key Things to Know

  • Quality: ROP Shop is an aftermarket brand; these are generally well-reviewed for the price but may wear faster than OEM Wright parts under heavy use.
  • Installation Difficulty: Easy—remove caster wheels, press out old bushings, press in new ones. A bench vise or bushing driver tool helps; a hammer may damage them.
  • Common Gotcha: These bushings are bronze or oil-impregnated; they need periodic lubrication. Neglecting grease can cause premature wear and steering slop.
  • Deck Size Verification: Double-check your deck size on the mower’s model tag—WS52" and WS61" use the same bushings, but WS48" uses a different part number in some production years.

Should You Buy It

Buy these if you own a Wright Stander with a 48", 52", or 61" deck and need an affordable fix for loose or worn caster bushings. They’re a solid budget option for DIY maintenance, but if you’re a commercial operator logging heavy hours, OEM bushings may offer longer life.

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