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Started by grog, Thursday, 21 June 2018, 09:23 PM

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grog

Chinese bearings Hooli. Yours obviously no good. As to getting quality made in Japan/ Germany bearings? seems most brands are made China/India. Think ill be searching out Timken, SKF, NTN, Koyo etc. At least they have a name as being good. After that, no idea where my last carrier bearing was made. Andre, any bearings still made in Germany?

Andre

Quote from: grog on Monday, 03 February  2020, 06:36 PM
Andre, any bearings still made in Germany?

I assume they are.
SKF has half a dozen production sites in Germany.

Hooli

Quote from: grog on Monday, 03 February  2020, 06:36 PM
Chinese bearings Hooli. Yours obviously no good. As to getting quality made in Japan/ Germany bearings? seems most brands are made China/India. Think ill be searching out Timken, SKF, NTN, Koyo etc. At least they have a name as being good. After that, no idea where my last carrier bearing was made. Andre, any bearings still made in Germany?

'All Balls' claim to be made in the USA.

grog


grog

Hooli, Henderson Bearings. Hampshire 62/32 - 2RS. Koyo for 9 of your dollars. Just double check number.

Hooli

Kyoto £11 from AW Motorcycles in Woodlands, purchased this morning & already fitted.

SheepDog

I'm thinking Hooli your previous sprocket bearing was a 'Friday' made bearing lacking any grease when finally packaged.

Just recently installed a double sealed NSK 62/32 bearing supplied from Japan for $25 here in Aus.

So far so good (with a new front, and rear sprocket and new DID chain)  :onya:

Kiwifruit

Jeez Hooli, sure looks like grease and that bearing were strangers.
Another great day on the right side of the grass.😎

steve porter

Pressure washers can do that to bearings as well if you're unlucky

Sweaty

I doubt it's that in this case.I think his bike only gets 1 clean a year, and that's a wipe over  :whistling: :grin:

Notty

Quote from: steve porter on Wednesday, 05 February  2020, 05:40 AM
Pressure washers can do that to bearings as well if you're unlucky
My Karcher pressure washer went tits up yesterday - no power at all fuse ok - opened it up and all sealed bugger -
new one ordered  :bugga:
The older I get the better I was
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GSX1400Convert

Quote from: Notty on Wednesday, 05 February  2020, 07:25 AM
Quote from: steve porter on Wednesday, 05 February  2020, 05:40 AM
Pressure washers can do that to bearings as well if you're unlucky
My Karcher pressure washer went tits up yesterday - no power at all fuse ok - opened it up and all sealed bugger -
new one ordered  :bugga:

You just did what Karcher intended ........... Can't get in to fix it, so buy a new one.
The initial attraction to motorcycling inflicts people for various reasons and at different stages in their lives. But once someone experiences the elation of riding a motorcycle there's no denying the nearly spiritual effect it has.

grog

Notty, most probably just capacitor. Very easy fix and $20 here.

KiwiCol

Postage on the Karcher is gonna be a killer though . . .  :rofl2:
😎  Always looking for the next corner.  😎

Irish in Oz

I have about 3 pressure washers that need hoses they are all different types of fittings.

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