What kind of bearing does it have? RAZOR A5 LUX PRO uses ABEC-5 Bearing. A Youtube side by side comparison showed the razor wheels free spin longer.
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Hello! I have no knowledge of the difference in bearings, and there is no information on the box,or inside it, of what type of bearings this scooter uses. However, I spun the front wheel and it continued rotating for 15+ seconds. Even if it didn't rotate that long, I could always use a couple of drops of WD40 oil to lubricate the bearings. If you need to get the actual specs, the company that makes the Fuzion Cityglide Scooter is NextSport at www.nextsport.com or at 800-727-0331 and reference Product #F0213. Sorry I didn't have the answer you are seeking.
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NO! The Mach 3 is flat bottomed at the insertion point; the Fusion and Fusion Pro-Glides have a concave shape at the insertion point (as in what the orange ball fits into). I called Gillette to confirm. Don't listen to anyone who tells you the Mach-3 blades will work on the new razors. They won't.
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YES; I own the A5, and this blade. In fact this blade is much better than the original #10 that comes with the clipper.
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razorama.com has an age/weight chart for Razor products here: http://www.razorama.com/shop-by-age.html According to that, the A5 Lux is 8 yrs+ It makes sense that the size/weight of the person would be the gauge, but I thought I'd offer the link to the chart for anyone to have that general resource.
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Yes it will .. Your main concern should only be 8mm or 7mm bearings when choosing tool. ABEC is just a rating nothing to do with size. This tool works on variety of bearings
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Sorry, I do not know. Might try web site http://www.isearch.philips.com/search/search?q=Philips+Norelco+arcitec+Electric+razor+1090&s=support&l=global&h=support&sid=header.
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I don't know that razor. Mine is an 'arcitec' (Phillips Norelco) and I can only use the RQ10 replacement. Maybe you should call the company and see what replacement head they recommend. Sorry I could not be of more help for your razor.
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I checked their website. I think you may need these:https://www.buyphilipsparts.com/item/9690543/Norelco/RQ10/Arcitec_Shaving_HeadCheck here to find the correct model:https://www.buyphilipsparts.com/search/
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Sorry we have been so late in answering. We have been on vacation. What are full extension ball bearings? I will check for you?
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Standard size bearings. I use ABEC 9 bearings in my skates and they work great.
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Timken bearings are shaped like little cones, which makes them the best style. Durolast from autozone has ball bearings, they don't last as well. Autozone has a three year warranty on Timken and a one year on Durolast. Whoever your supplier is should tell you their warranty. I just like a better known product rather than a "store brand".
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I am sorry that I cannot answer your reasonable and practical question, because I returned the Opteka GH1 Pro because of a poorly performing bearing in the base swivel of the GH1 Pro.
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I am not sure you mean when you refer to size. Most bearings for in-line blades are standardized and I have never seen a difference in bearing size. However, there are differences in the quality of bearings. Perhaps you are referring to the bearing's ABEC rating? Generally speaking, ABEC ratings begin at 1 (that being the most crude) and increase from there, with higher numbers being higher quality.
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Hi Dennis, I am using them as a "snap-on" with Atra razor. The product description says "Personna TWIN PIVOT Plus Cartridges for Gillette Atra & Trac II Razors". I looked and and found my old Trac II razor. It is the "slide on type." The blade slid on and fits perfectly. Jonathan
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I don't know what kind if razor that is. These wheels are smaller than the ones on ours. Your best bet is to email seller for exact measurements.
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Merkur HD 34c is the full name. Best razor I've ever owned. Just don't judge it by the terrible Merkur blade it comes with! Just throw that blade away. I found the Wilkinsons to be excellent. Many good blade reviews online. Order a few different brands and find your own favorite. Good luck.
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None Really, you want to use Acetone, you can buy it at any Hardware Store. Be sure to remove any removable rubber seals the bearings may have first, you can clean those with soapy water (Dawn Dish Soap), and can remove them by gently prying them with a small pocket or pen knife (kind of dull and very thin is best) pry up from inner smaller diameter ring. Further questions, feel free to call us at 510-581-8782. Best wishes, Tom Augusta - Weirdo Skateboards