What kind of bearing does this have. If it is plastice how tight does it have to be. I just tore up a set of those.
274358
The bearings are plastic and they roll nice. Not sure what you mean by how tight it needs to be. Hope I helped
274359
I believe the one I have is all metal. The rollers rotate on a steel bolt that is the bearing, as the rotation is not at a high rate of speed.
2271801
It didn't quite fit so I added a rubber spacer that I made out of a mudflap and it was too much, which crushed the housing on the bearing. I went to NAPA and bought an actual Timken bearing which fit and works perfectly.
1928517
The metal front (silver) part of the housing on one of mine is loose, but it has had alot of use. Mine should probably be disassembled and the bearing(s) checked - then lubed or replaced , along with retightening the housing. The shaft will always have alittle play as normal.
1511840
The bearings are ABEC 7; they were terrible in the first batch, but the newer boards come with some pretty good ones - don't be afraid to try breaking the board in before deciding to order a different set of bearings!
605338
The one i purchased did have the bearing it was pressed into the pulley already. mine worked great & was a quality oem part.
418876
Standard size bearings. I use ABEC 9 bearings in my skates and they work great.
794406
My advice is to take the spindle apart and enter the number that is on the bearing you have. That is how I obtained my bearings. You have to take it apart any how.
2245786
There us no need to even come close to having them that tight. Use the wrench that comes with it. I snuged mine up by hand .
537860
Yes. Internal bearing seemed to be of good quality. Overall, mounts work great. Although my old mounts appeared normal, I went ahead and replaced it anyway.
469120
Yes. It's going to be a tight fit. Never take them apart again tight. But will work. I used it. & it's still going strong.
1162021
I haven't had any trouble with this tool. Pulls the different type of bearings that i use.
416346
try a long bolt with washer . if the broken parts is the plastic good luck !!
912557
the set I bought did not come with spacers. so, I had to use my old ones. the bearings themselves are pretty good.
1559382
This bearing has no off set. Its machined out of a single pc, and relies on the little plastic feet for offset between the two sides. I pulled all the little feet out, continued drilling the holes through, and used spacers/washers to create the gaps needed for movement, and clearance for nuts n bolts etc... It seems to carry load pretty well. my application is on a printing press that hold a large carousel about 100 lbs, and a continuous added pressure of 20 - 30 lbs. I wouldn't be able to comment on what force it would handle in a shearing, or lifting situation. All in all if you're handy you should be able to make it work, and the only negetive I would have ( other than the flat/ no offset ) would be that because it's cut from one pc, theres actually some spots that it wants to bind up in rotation due to the cut not being perfectly round. Under load tho this doesnt have a huge impact on function. Hope this is helpful at all. Good luck
632040
sealed bearings. along with a "greasert" fitting to lube if ever needed again. pretty fairly smooth and strong...
2040478
Everything in picture clutch, throw out bearing cant think of the name of that plastic thing and a washer i believe still no problems with clutch. Seems to be excellent quality.
545831
I'm not sure the bearing is the same size. If you can go to a Walmart and find a regular rip stick and compare that would be best. My guess would be the bearings are the same and this wheel will work.