O Type Rear End Bearing and seal numbers?
#1
O Type Rear End Bearing and seal numbers?
Before I even try to get the right parts from the all knowing parts store... What are the correct bearing and seal numbers I will need for the O type rear end. It is out of my 70 442 W-30. I plan to get Timken bearings but is there any other recommendation for brand?
#3
I really suggest to EVERYONE-
install the retaining plate seal and bearing BUT do not install the retaining collar till you mock up the axl into the housing...JUST in case you bought the wrong seal or the specs are off. This way you can get the parts off and replace the parts if needed with out ruining them. Good luck. Jim
JD
#4
I can see if they didn't bore the tube deep enough,they would use the thinner 2146 seal. I install the 712146 seal in everything,regardless if it came the the 712146 or 2146. I just don't want the axle bearing unseating from the cone. Yes,the original NDH design was better. It was a straight roller that rode in a trough.It didn't matter if the axle had end play because the bearing would stay in itself.The newer tapered roller needs to stay seated in the race.
#5
parts
WE NEED TO STOP SELLING THE GARBAGE BECAUSE WE GET DEALS FROM THIRD WORLD COUNTRIES AND OUR GREED OF A GREAT DEAL TAKES THE BETTER OF US. THE PARTS SHOULD BE RETURNED, INSTEAD OF TAKING THE DEAL THEY GIVE FOR THE CRAPPY PARTS... I SEE AND DEAL WITH IT ALL THE TIME FROM EVERY SUPPLIER WAREHOUSE OUT THERE. AXLES TOO SHORT PINION SHAFTS DIAMETERS OUT OF SPEC STUD HOLES WRONG SIZES - THEY THROUGH IT OUT THERE AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS - I CATCH THE STUFF BECAUSE I BUILD THE REARS AND HAVE TO USE THE PARTS.
you can not get away from it no matter what the company Timkin Moser strange Randy's included...
Do the best you can and keep sending the crap back to the part stores that is the only way we can get them to solve the issues. .... maybe... they might just stop making them all together...???
Last edited by monzaz; July 7th, 2013 at 08:34 PM.
#6
Yes,Timken sourced overseas years ago,to stay competitive with the cheaper companies,but their finished products are still better than the others that I have seen.They still include a few extra steps in machining & finishing that the others seem to be missing.
I've seen their packaging labeled "made in Mexico", made in Indonesia,and "made in USA"
I'll buy the best I can possibly find.
I've seen their packaging labeled "made in Mexico", made in Indonesia,and "made in USA"
I'll buy the best I can possibly find.
#7
Is it normal to use a little RTV on the outside of the axle seals? I would think it is not needed but when the guy did my Rallye 350 I watched him use just a little on the outside of the seal. I was getting ready to slide the axles in and thought about that. With them being bolt in I would not think it would hurt anything being there but in my off road ATV experience you never do that.
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