Is it type of sealed bearings? So they can be washed and relubricated or not???
1868729
They are not sealed; you can see this in the product photo. However, I guess you could relubricate them.
329466
Yes. They do not come with bearings. I used the ones I already had on my skates with them. Usually you can just pop the bearings out of your old wheels and pop them into the new wheels. Obviously, ever skate is different but that's what I did.
2097862
Yes and you can actually wash them.....just shake it well after removing it from the drum and then hand wash it. Let it air dry. It's just like new again. I don't know how many times one can be washed. I usually rewash until they start to look a little frayed.
252130
We used some Kendall utility oil that my husband has had for a long time and put a little bit on each of the bearings. Worked very well. I imagine any kind of general purpose oil would work....like sewing machine oil.
129433
You are correct about not exactly hubs, but the bearings are sealed. The hole bearing case is pressed in.
1165158
Not really poss to replace them. If bearings need replace we send new rope. Dual core steel bearings is what they are. Hope this helps.
535693
Yes from what I've read and from what I can see they look replaceable. I did a quick look on google and didn't really find any replaceable cartridge bearing but they appear to be standard sealed bearings. Let's be honest though at this price you would probably be better off just replacing the pedals.
1690725
Yes they are. I towed the trailer on a 1600 mile trip with no problems. Just make sure the trailer is square when put together, proper inflation, and you pack the bearings with a quality grease.
2087065
Just install these about two months ago. All seals and bearings are included. No guarantee that the bearings and seals will be installed. Only one of four had the bearings and seals installed w/grease.
1278850
No you cannot. Most high-powered, high-torque machines will be that way. The drive line is all metal for strength and durability, and the bearings are sealed. It also eliminates the leaks, and misalignment issues caused by improperly assembled removable blades. The down-side is it can be a bit tricky to clean.
1182620
They do not have sealed bearings. See http://www.shimano.com/publish/content/global_cycle/en/us/index/products/pedals/mountain/product.-code-PD-M324.-type-.pd_mountain.html for an exploded view. You need a special wrench to disassemble/reassemble them as well. the problem is that the tool needed costs as much or more than the pedals themselves! So unless your LBS has the tool, it is cheaper to just buy a new pair. Been using these since 2009, they are awesome, no issues.
139562
I don't know. we ended up reselling that board without opening the plastic wrapping. my guess is they're a ABEC-5 rated no name bearing. They should be fine until They get wet or dirty, after that, Redbones cost 22 bucks.
137042
Yes they are. I have actually used them in a commercial washing machine and have no problems, as long as I let them cool before reusing.
632040
sealed bearings. along with a "greasert" fitting to lube if ever needed again. pretty fairly smooth and strong...
2207095
Hi, I've never tried since I only have a few bits and none use bearings. I would imagine that they can be if they have the top screw opening. I'd check with the manufacturer as well.
1165302
After some time riding in them, i noticed they dont last a lot of time. Compared to S9 Greaseballs they are very good, but please, greaseballs are the worst bearings. So, I decided to buy Zealous bearings. They rock, better than these super reds, and they cost 14 dollars. The zealous bearings have an oil the fills in scratches and over time the oil in the scratches hardens and makes a smooth ride. Check 'em out they are so much better than these and to answer your question, it will always stay that way, that happened to me, but maybe my bearings came out wrong.
1961491
Mine came with "bones reds" bearings, they're pretty top notch & I've used them on other boards I've bought over the past decade