The LiftMaster K75-19096 drive wheel kit is a replacement wheel set for 1 HP HS670 slide gate operator applications. The drive wheels are the contact point that allow the operator to move the gate. When the wheel surface is worn, hardened, cracked, or contaminated, the operator may lose traction and the gate may move slowly, slip under load, or stop short of the intended position.
This kit is commonly described as a pair of drive wheels for the 1 HP HS670 setup. It is important to confirm horsepower because the 1 HP and 2 HP HS670 drive wheel kits are separate parts. This is not a universal drive wheel kit for every LiftMaster slide gate operator. Always use the operator model tag and parts breakdown to confirm the correct wheel set.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | LiftMaster |
| Product Type | Drive wheel replacement kit |
| Part Number | K75-19096 |
| Application | Replacement drive wheels for HS670 slide gate operator |
| Compatible Operator Type | Slide gate operator |
| Compatible Model Family | HS670 1 HP applications |
| Horsepower | 1 HP applications |
| Included Components | Commonly listed as quantity 2 drive wheels |
| Notes | Do not confuse with K75-19095 for 2 HP applications |
New drive wheels should not be used to mask a hard-moving gate. Check the gate rollers, track, guide posts, wheel contact surface, and operator alignment before returning the operator to service.
Slide gate drive wheel service can involve pinch points and stored gate movement. Secure the gate and have a qualified gate technician perform service if the gate is heavy, binding, or unsafe.
K75-19096 is commonly listed for 1 HP HS670 slide gate operator drive wheel applications.
No. K75-19096 is commonly associated with 1 HP applications, while K75-19095 is commonly associated with 2 HP HS670 applications.
It helps restore drive traction when the original wheels are worn, slipping, damaged, or no longer gripping the gate drive surface properly.
Yes. Track problems, guide binding, poor gate alignment, or wheel contamination can damage new drive wheels quickly.
No. It should be used only where the operator parts diagram or original part number supports K75-19096.