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Old 08-29-2012, 07:17 AM
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Default Wheel bearing part numbers?
Does anyone have dimensions or a manufacturer and part numbers for 3/4 & 1 inch front wheel bearings?
I'd like to get these local.
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Hope this is what your looking for.
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Just what the doctor ordered.
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Has anybody come across a roller bearing version of that? My cart uses those bearings and they just can't take much weight.
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CC Specialities has what they call "heavy duty" 3/4" bearings-$26.00 per set.
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Has anybody come across a roller bearing version of that? My cart uses those bearings and they just can't take much weight.
The RF-1222-14 RBC has a rated capacity of 600#, more than adequate to handle the weight on the front end of a Cub. I have used them on my Cubs with NO problems.
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The RF-1222-14 RBC has a rated capacity of 600#, more than adequate to handle the weight on the front end of a Cub. I have used them on my Cubs with NO problems.
While it may be enough fro the front of a cub, it hasn't been enough for my cart that rides on cub wheels when it is loaded with firewood.
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my cart that rides on cub wheels when it is loaded with firewood.
I would suggest going to a Bearing Supply House with the specifications and load ratings that you are looking for.
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RBC commerical series RF122816- bearing rpms-load capacity in LBF
50 rpms-900#
100 rpms-730#
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