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5975 pulley bearings

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Wheelhorse#1

Anyone know of a good source for these bearings ? seems most I’m finding  are China made ,cheap quality.

thanks

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peter lena

wheelhorse#1, do you have the bearing out ? just verifying the bearing #  is the most important thing , along with bearing side seal type , if that is the very common  6203 (  3/4"  ) common wide rubber grease seals , you could be in luck , Chinese bearings  are very common , its the generic grease that's the issue. having done this to all my bearings , pocket screwdriver , carefully remove wide rubber seal , swipe out all the grease you can , replace with hi temp lucas grease , rated at 550 temp , red and tacky or heavy duty grease, carefully push seal back on bearing , no failures , no noise , no problems , terrifying to a purest , but why not correct a bearing that will fail ? just my own experience , no offence to anyone , think its a no brainer , pete 

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Wheelhorse#1

Pete Thanks

The only number stamped on it is 5975 and Japan. Just about all the pulleys seem to have the same one as in the pic.

 

If you zoom in on that pic it’s stamped ,upper right hand side.

They don’t seem too worn just a couple of them are noisy.

Ill try to pull that seal out.However it’s made of a thin metal not rubber, so didn’t think it would go back on flat but I’ll give a shot and see if I can re pack them.

I believe these are original bearings.Japan  actually made quality  unlike China.

 

thanks for the advice 

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peter lena

you might check on a current picture of that bearing, if its available with the wider rubber seal , it makes a lubrication very easy , those tin seals are tough to shape back in ,as opposed to the rubber seal , virtual guarantee those noisy bearings are lubrication failure. good luck with your search, pete 

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peter lena

wheelhorse#1, if you notice on the above site, all of the 5975  bearings have the perfect wide rubber side seals , carefully remove seals wipe grease out  out , and repack with hi temp grease , replace seals , pretty simple , and no more bearing noise or failure , pete

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Wheelhorse#1

Thanks Pete 

Ill give a look and see what I can find.Thanks again for the advice.

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