bearing price

[dockterj]

I need 4 1" x 2" .563 width ball bearings for a John Deere garden tractor. JD wants $10 a piece - and looking at McMaster and MSC it seems like that is a fair price - anybody have a cheaper source for bearings?

[Chipslinger]

Precision Industries?

http://www.precisionind.com/

[Patch]

http://cgi.ebay.com/10-each-Flange-B...QQcmdZViewItem


Cost plus shipping

$2.00 ea.

.563 is a common bearing width.
Ask the seller to identify his.

[dockterj]

thanks - i didn't even think of looking on ebay!

[ERBenoit]

Local power transmission supply house? If the bearing you have is marked, finding a match is easy. I have replaced four bearings on my ATV with sealed as opposed to the open ones, which were O.E., for half of the price of one from the "dealer" this way.

[jacampb2]

I shop for most of my bearings at applied.com. They have a semi local warehouse to me, an invaluable online cross reference, and IMO reasonable prices. I always search their database until I find "in stock" parts, and I typically get my stuff next day.

Later,
Jason

[Rich Carlstedt]

It probably is a R-16 bearing.

R means "inch" measurement ( not metric)
16 is the bore size in 1/16'ths
so 16/16's is a one inch bore


Rich

[wierdscience]

1641-2RS is what you want,$10 each isn't bad,A&L Bearings is where I get mine-

http://www.aandlbearings.com/

Usually cost $4.50-5.00,they also sell sprockets and pulleys cheap