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Old 06-02-18, 20:19
Grant Bowker Grant Bowker is offline
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Have you considered taking the old bearings to your local industrial bearing supplier and asking them for a quote? I would do this in Ottawa and expect to see a better price than a restoration supply house and typically either in stock or very quick delivery. Recently I did this for CMP 15 Cwt trailer wheel bearings, the supply house had a variety of suitable bearings at varying prices. They described some of them as more reliable for sustained high speeds and heavy loads than others. Several years ago, I also did this for C15A transmission bearings and all were either stock or next day availability.
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