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moe1965

I'm having a hard time finding these bearings.  Anyone know where I can purchase some.    2 in  od.   3/4 id.   They are for a st 326. Snow blower.   

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WHX??

Those are fairly common moe if you are know what you are looking for and those appear to have the standard locking collar. There was a few threads last winter on them blower repairs and I'lll see if I can dig them up for ya. I though they were had on line but some prices were crazy on them. Maybe @WNYPCRepair can chime in I think he knows a good place to get them,

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DougC

I bought new bearings for my '78 short chute single stage on e-bay from a seller who has a video on youtube showing how to replace the driveshaft bearings and install a new shaft. At the time he was selling the shaft and both bearings and the price was very reasonable.

That was last November.

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WHX??

Check this thread Moe

Lots of good poop on your bearing there I think. Also try doing a search in implements here, keywords blower and bearing  and you'll find a bunch more and some where to buy info.

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moe1965

Thanks I'll check it out.  I stopped at a bearing distributor here in town the original maker of the bearing is out of business.  They found some.  Another brand but I would have to buy 8 of them....

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Digger 66

(Nearly) every bearing a human being can imagine is Right here

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WHX??

How are their prices & service Digger? Some of the guys reported 50-60 bucks for the ones Moe is looking for. Yah Moe you won't find that brand you have but others have the same one.

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WNYPCRepair

Mine were for a 2 stage for the XI series, I don't know if they are the same. Looking now for where I got them

 

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moe1965

I can get them for 17.50 ea. But i have to ordet 8 of them Or I can go down to a smaller od and I would have to re drill holes in blower attachment for the bearing holder

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Digger 66
8 minutes ago, WHX7 said:

How are their prices & service Digger? Some of the guys reported 50-60 bucks for the ones Moe is looking for. Yah Moe you won't find that brand you have but others have the same one.

 

They are pretty much on-par with any other mail order place as far as price & shipping speed .

The only bearings I ordered from them were front wheel bearings for my Can-Am .

The stock bearings are plentiful & cheap , but I wanted the best because they are a nut-hugger to change .

I found the same size but in a double sealed Ceramic that cost a bundle but , my "Gade" ? 

SHE'S WORTH IT !!!   HAHA !

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WNYPCRepair
11 minutes ago, moe1965 said:

I can get them for 17.50 ea. But i have to ordet 8 of them Or I can go down to a smaller od and I would have to re drill holes in blower attachment for the bearing holder

 

 

Do you have a Toro part number for those? The ones I bought were 110569. $18 each from an ebay buyer weldenhardware. It appears they no longer have any. If they are the same as the Toro 110569, I will buy some of them from you. They are $50 and up everywhere I see them

 

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moe1965

I haven't decided if I'm gona keep looking for just two or not. I haven't purchased any yet but I'm going to stop back at the distributor tomorrow and make some sort of decision. I don't have the part number but I will try and get it for you.   It might take a few days because of my work and other commitments but I will let you know either way

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WNYPCRepair

It does not appear to be the same. This document lists part numbers
 



From searching for those part numbers, I would buy 8 and sell the rest.

 

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Sarge

I converted mine which is similar to use off the shelf ag bearings/shields from TSC , not all that hard...

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moe1965
On 8/15/2016 at 6:37 PM, WNYPCRepair said:

 

 

Do you have a Toro part number for those? The ones I bought were 110569. $18 each from an ebay buyer weldenhardware. It appears they no longer have any. If they are the same as the Toro 110569, I will buy some of them from you. They are $50 and up everywhere I see them

 

The part number is not a toro part number but here is what I came up with.   Peer is the manufacturer of the bering.   Fhs205-12

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WNYPCRepair

They appear to be different than the ones for the 2 stage

 

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dclarke

Do a search in the "Implement and Attachment" section for UC205-14.  Bob Maynard has a thread there titled   "How to make new insert bearings for your snow thrower"..... See if that will help you. 

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Kurt-NEPA

I'm not sure this is right, but try a SA204-12 bearing.  It fits a 3/4" shaft - cam lock and spherical mount.  1.85" OD.  My single stage uses the 7/8" ID version of this on the jack shaft.

 

http://www.usabearingsandbelts.com/m7/SA204-12--3-4-spherical-insert-bearing-with-locking-collar-sa204-12.html

 

Sometimes I can get this series of bearings and flanges at TSC.

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roadapples
On ‎8‎/‎19‎/‎2016 at 9:10 AM, dclarke said:

Do a search in the "Implement and Attachment" section for UC205-14.  Bob Maynard has a thread there titled   "How to make new insert bearings for your snow thrower"..... See if that will help you. 

That`s what I did, worked great.... Keep forgetting to thank Bob....:handgestures-thumbupright:

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