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Old 03-02-2012, 12:56 PM
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Guys,

Im bulling the bearing out of a pair of Dyna FXD mag wheels that have been ridden 2k miles on ...

Question: after pulling them should I have them replaces with new or should I be okay pressing them back into the wheel ?

If I need to buy now ones where do you all recommend I go to do so? MOCO wants $30 a bearing adding $120 to my wheel project !!!

Bearing Part #9267

BTW ... some people here recommend I replace the Pulley bolts as well ... Should I ?

PLEASE HELP ...
 
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Take a bearing you pull to a local bearing house. HD doesn't make bearings, they buy them. I think the last time I bought one I paid $17.00. I also recommend that you pop off the rubber seal and check the grease. I pack as much in as I can and put the seal back on and have never had an issue.
 
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What's a bearing house? I live in Podunkville NC I don't think we have one.
 
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yeah neither do I
 
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I got all ***** bearings for pretty cheap when I swapped wheels. I would change them just for good measure, they will be cheap anywhere but the stealer
 
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Originally Posted by thedonthere
Take a bearing you pull to a local bearing house. HD doesn't make bearings, they buy them. I think the last time I bought one I paid $17.00. I also recommend that you pop off the rubber seal and check the grease. I pack as much in as I can and put the seal back on and have never had an issue.
Excellent answer !

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What's a bearing house? I live in Podunkville NC I don't think we have one.
I've been buying all kinds of bearings from these folks for over 30 yrs. My wife worked for them for 20yrs. Just take the bearings to their place and they will mic them and give you exact replacements.

You should be able to look here to find a branch in your area.
http://www.applied.com/

I just looked they have one in Greenville
100 Staton Court, Ste A, Greenville, NC 27834
Phone: (252) 756-8000 Fax: (252) 756-8455
sc0277@applied.com

and one in Raleigh
1301 Corporation Parkway, Raleigh, NC 27610
Phone: (919) 231-6030 Fax: (919) 231-8140
sc0281@applied.com

You can also just check you phone book, I'll bet there is some company that sells bearings in your town.
 

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You definitely need need bearings, pulling them will damage the races and will cause early failure if you try it. Same goes for the pulley bolts, they don't cost much but if reuse them and they fail it will destroy your pulley and wheel at the very least, possibly more - and then you get to buy the pulley bolts you cheaped out on the first time.
 
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You can get the bearings from Lake Shore for $23.96, buy them with some other goodies and you can often get free shipping too.
 
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You can get the bearings from Lake Shore for $23.96, buy them with some other goodies and you can often get free shipping too.
Lake Shore ?
 
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Lake Shore HD - usually 20% off and sometimes a little more, often times they have a free shipping deal if you spend X number of dollars.

www.lshd1.com

Just plug in your part number to the search box at the upper LH corner and it gives your price.
 


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