It says bushing drive set, is that the same as a bearing drive set? Could I use this to put bearings into my wheels? Motorcycle wheel requires a 25mm WOULD NOT WORK BECAUSE THE 25MM IS OPPOSITE OF THE 27MM ADAPTER THANK YOU ALL It says bushing drive set, is that the same as a bearing drive set? Could I use this to put bearings into my wheels? Motorcycle wheel requires a 25mm WOULD NOT WORK BECAUSE THE 25MM IS... » Read More It says bushing drive set, is that the same as a bearing drive set? Could I use this to put bearings into my wheels? Motorcycle wheel requires a 25mm WOULD NOT WORK BECAUSE THE 25MM IS OPPOSITE OF THE 27MM ADAPTER THANK YOU ALL « Show Less
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Yes it can be used for bearings if the size is correct. Put bearings in freezer and heat wheel for easier install.
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This set could be used to install in small sealed bearings, such as are used in bicycle wheels.
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I think it's to small size but check what size wheel bearings you have on your car before you buy it.
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I would think that if there is the correct size in the set it should work although I have never tried it as I have a separate set for bearings.
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I have not tried, because the other bits come with own bearings. Checking with Whiteside would provide a sure answer.
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Bearings are universally sized so that fit every wheel. Likewise, all wheels can use any bearings. So yes.
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Virtually all bit sets are based on 1/4" sized hex-shaped steel. Yes, the flex ratchet should work with this and any other bit set you might choose. I have found that this driver works very well as a near universal tool on my Yamaha motorcycle with the appropriate bit in it.
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If your BMX has a one piece crank, this should work to convert it to a 3 piece crank set then you can use pretty much any bearing style you want. Just make sure the outer housing, Bottom Bracket, is around 2.25" and this will fit inside of the BB. Tighten the bolts down relatively tight and start putting in your 3 piece crank. You can always start with a donor 3 piece to save some money before going all out on bearings and what have ya.
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They should work fine! My board has 70mm wheels as well and they work great! I was a little skeptical since these were so cheap but as long as you keep them clean they ride excellent!
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Hello Laura, The bottom bracket is reverse threaded so it does not come loose when pedaling. As far as the size wrench you need i'm not 100% but you could use a crescent wrench to loosen the nut. We do not manufacturer this bottom bracket so I do not know the exact size mm for the ball bearings.let me know if this info helps you at all. Thank you!
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These sets are made specific for the Bike you ride. If you put in the make and model of the motorcycle you ride it will give you the correct pack you need to cover every bolt from the head bolts to all the other bolts and screws in your engine compartment. There is no one dimension as you can see by the picture. the sets are made to cover every size bolt you have. If it is an American made bike such as Harley, Victory, Indian or custom you will receive SEA sizes and if you own a metric all the caps will fit your metric bolts and screws. I bought them for my 1999 Harley Ultra Classic and it dressed up the 14 year old engine compartment better than I could have ever expected.
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I changed mine out for some 80mm wheels. You'll barely feel any crack or rocks in the road with those. It's various places online you can buy them.. You can buy them here
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No, you need MTD part # 984-04253-0637. This is for a left hand drive and the bearings won't line up. There is one listed from MTD for yours for $88 that comes with 2 bearings right now, that's a solid deal!
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They have adapters that go from 1/4 to socket drive. But to change tires they have impacts that are socket drive already. Idk if youd want to change your tires with this, but in a pinch it would probably do it. Like ur stuck on the side of the road. I wouldnt use this as a normal tool to change your tires. Ive never done it and idk if it would work out. If you end up doing it make sure you hit it with a tire iron after to see how tight they are.
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After reading the listing, or going to the website you will find that this wheelset only fits a 9 speed hub. 700c wheelsets are for road going bicycles, and 29er's are used on mountain bike frames designed to use the larger than standard rim. 29er wheelsets are much wider for use with MTB tires, not the standard narrow 700c road tires.
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I haven't seen the kit offered without a wheel, which would mean you would be getting basically a hub motor plus a rear gearset. The hub motor is fairly large in diameter, which could mean having to order special length spokes (and possibly thicker spokes) than standard, then fitting them to a wheel of your choice. Unless you are very experienced with spoking and trueing/balancing wheels, it would be a very difficult task.
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Have to use them, these require different size bearings. Which are included.
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No, i just ordered the set and wasn't paying attention. Now I have to either return the ball for exchange or pay $10 at the auto parts store for the bushing to reduce the hole to 3/4" Not using the bushing will make the shank bang back and forth in the hole during braking and acceleration, causing inevitable failure of the shank. If you made the same mistake as me, exchange or get the bushing. I need to tow right away, so I will be returning the ball to amazon and buying the correct one from Walmart.
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29er wheels and 700 wheels are the same diameter. The difference is the tires height. Most likely if you go with anything thinner than 700x28 you will have issues stretching the wheels width to fit the rim. This can throw off the bead things wont sit right and it won't be any fun. To be safe, I'd start with 700x32 and see how you like them and if it seems like your wheelset can handle anything thinner then try a thinner tire for the next set.
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yap. basically i don't need bearing guide. because i've 35mm flushtrim bit. but sometimes(I spent lots of time..) couldn't find that bit. at that time bearing guide usage in work.if you want use tilt base, should be prepare guide bar(it any kind straight thing).i hope you doing well.