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Old 01-29-2018, 01:11 PM
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Remove the seals that face inward. I also packed the bearings first. Make sure you clean out the old grease from the drilled hole in the shaft.
Is that what the trick is? I see the replacement bearings listed above for $36ish for 8 bearings compared to the $35 each from Cub dealer. But those are stated as sealed. So the trick then is to just remove the seal. Ah.
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I get that, but if bearings are "sealed", then grease won't get into them.
I guess you missed where I said

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This is where I got my bearings.
VXB.COM 1-800-928-4430
8 Bearing 6205-2RS 25x52x15 Sealed Ball Bearings
Price: $31.37
Code: Kit487
http://www.vxb.com/page/bearings/PROD/Kit487

These are sealed bearings so remember to remove the seal on the inside so that you can grease them.

1st pic is bearing as delivered with factory seal
2nd pic is with seal removed
3rd pic is after adding Mobil 1 grease. That's what I use, you can use what ever grease that you like.
The bearings go into the housings with the open sides facing each other.
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DOH, sorry SAM. I saw the link & selected it, & was searching other bearings of same size/number and all said "Sealed". You are right, I didn't read far enough. I guess it has to be big bold & red before I see it. Sorry.
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No problem, all good now that you understand it.
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Anyone tried any of these others from Amazon?

https://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&fie...tag=mozilla-20
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Anyone tried any of these others from Amazon?

https://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&fie...tag=mozilla-20
I would stay way away from cheap bearings in a high speed application like a mower deck. Bite the bullet and get a name brand. Bearings get complicated--the higher the precision and the more "fill" (number of balls inside) the more expensive they get. Any decent parts store SHOULD be able to interchange if you have the bearing number. Just be sure you get sealed bearings and not shielded. NAPA, Motion Industries, should be able to get you the right thing. Have you even priced Cadet? They may be competitive.
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I would stay way away from cheap bearings in a high speed application like a mower deck. Bite the bullet and get a name brand. Bearings get complicated--the higher the precision and the more "fill" (number of balls inside) the more expensive they get. Any decent parts store SHOULD be able to interchange if you have the bearing number. Just be sure you get sealed bearings and not shielded. NAPA, Motion Industries, should be able to get you the right thing. Have you even priced Cadet? They may be competitive.
$30 each.

https://www.partstree.com/parts/cub-...arts/941-0301/
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