Can this be used on skateboard/inline hockey bearings effectively?
474946
Hello, you should look at the instructional videos for skateboards and the lubrication thereof. I also did a google search for"skateboard bearing grease." The search turned up more articles than I cared to read. The gist of that research is that this grease is heavy. Use a bike bearing product. Lubricate the bearings as needed. The special lubricants are not all that expensive and you use a tiny amount. I suggest watching Youtube videos on how to clean and lubricate skate wheel bearings. It is a small project that will truly help all the way around. Best of luck. You will be fine.
1514246
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
1484953
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.
925819
No. This is a light-duty lubricant not suitable for chains or bearings. You'll want to look at a grease for that. I use this for bearings:Super Lube Multi-Purpose Synthetic Grease 400 Gram (14 Ounce) Tub Industrial Parts House http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IKUIOFU/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_idDYub0K8S7AJ
764757
The measurement of bearings is based on the truck stem size more so than the wheel size. If you have 8mm, then it should work, but I would call a skate shop to confirm as I used them for quad skates.
2274942
I would use it in any postion. It has a sleeve bearing they are only good for so many spins remember you get what you pay for.
672952
Use it on bolts if you want to ease disassembly later. Not recommended for slides, slide pins, boots, pads, etc. however. Should use brake grease/lubricant here because it is particularly designed not to flow at high temps.
793515
They fit in inline skates too, that's what i bought them for. I got 2 sets for them because you need 8 bearings per skate.
491879
As long as the motor (The can part) is not mounted in the up position, yes. The motor is water lubricated and must not be mounted up or the bearings will burn out dry. The picture here shows the motor in the up position. Any other position will work. The instructions will show this warning.
616994
It depends on the size of your wheels, but for sure you should try to get Bones brand bearings.
176662
Yes. Follow the installation instructions for proper tracking pressure and anti-skate setting.
1134842
You would most likely have to use a larger skate but it would definitely be worth a try.
579864
If used regularly it probably wont last that long. Better quality boards will support more weight. I'd go to a local skate shop and ask somebody.
1643624
Yeah. I used it on different In-line skate wheels and they work perfectly with all.
418876
Standard size bearings. I use ABEC 9 bearings in my skates and they work great.
906847
Yes, I've used it a few times. Mainly for smaller bearings and races. Worked fine each time.
1383736
It would certainly work in theory. But in practice, since a drill press and tightly clamped boards are required, you'd likely be unable to hold the drill motor firmly enough to get the effect you're seeking. Simply, my guess is that the bit would skid all over gouging your deck boards as it twirled.