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-_- 03-20-2010 07:53 PM

Enquiry about Boca Bearing
 
Was looking at Boca Bearing web site, wanted to find bearing replacement for my engine. However I find that some of the front & rear bearing exclosure are 2 shields. I thought the front bearing should be 1 shield and the rear should be open exclosure? Can anyone help on this? Thanks!:nod:

Turbo9000 03-21-2010 12:17 AM


Originally Posted by -_- (Post 7163362)
Was looking at Boca Bearing web site, wanted to find bearing replacement for my engine. However I find that some of the front & rear bearing exclosure are 2 shields. I thought the front bearing should be 1 shield and the rear should be open exclosure? Can anyone help on this? Thanks!:nod:

some types of bearings will come from the factory with 2 shields. Remember, these bearings are manufactured with certain specifications, and are made for a variety of mechanical devices requiring bearings to be shielded/sealed from the elements. In an application such as a model car engine, simply remove the inner seals with a sharp pick so it will have sufficient lubrication.

I dont think boca bearing manufactures their own bearings. They are just a supplier, who probably buys bearings from the big bearing manufacturers. SKF, NMB, NSK, etc.

-_- 03-21-2010 07:10 AM


Originally Posted by Turbo9000 (Post 7164032)
some types of bearings will come from the factory with 2 shields. Remember, these bearings are manufactured with certain specifications, and are made for a variety of mechanical devices requiring bearings to be shielded/sealed from the elements. In an application such as a model car engine, simply remove the inner seals with a sharp pick so it will have sufficient lubrication.

I dont think boca bearing manufactures their own bearings. They are just a supplier, who probably buys bearings from the big bearing manufacturers. SKF, NMB, NSK, etc.

Thanks for your reply.. What if the shields is metal, am I still able to remove it? Thanks!

georges972 03-21-2010 07:52 AM

ok
 
hi

just remove the seals

G

Turbo9000 03-21-2010 08:14 AM


Originally Posted by -_- (Post 7164697)
Thanks for your reply.. What if the shields is metal, am I still able to remove it? Thanks!

yeah, you can remove them still. just pry them out of the races with a small, sharp pick.


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