Final drive out of my Bobcat 743

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I went on the link did not bring me to tinkem bearings do you still have the bearing part no. For the bearing in the gear case thank you.

That vendor went out of business a number of years back. But, I did find a seller on ebay, who carries quite a stock of NOS Timken, and SKF bearings. Here is a link to his ebay store: Items for sale by patriot_bearing_supply | eBay

Run your part numbers through the search for his store. If nothing comes up, send him a message with your part numbers. He has many in stock, not listed, and also has a cross reference list that he may be able to match what you need. Probably not a bad idea to search ebay's entire site with your numbers. I normally run my part numbers through Google, NAPA, and Motion Industries and get a general idea of what just about any bearing price will be.

I have found, that the key to finding such parts is using the part number stamped in the original bearing, not the equipment manufacturer's part number. Although some may cross through NAPA, or Motion Industries, or like bearing supply houses. The last item I can recall crossing, was a hyd. pump seal for my Super C Farmall. For some reason, the price had risen to nearly $30. I did use the Case/IH part number, and ran it through Motion Industries, and found it there for like $9. For giggles, I ran that CR (Chicago Rawhide) part number through NAPA, and found it for $7, and change. Luckily, I have a small town NAPA that 80% of their business is agricultural, and heavy eq. parts. Even better, the central warehouse is only 15 miles away from there. I called at approx. 8:30 a.m., and found that the seal was in stock at the warehouse, and would be in store for me to pick up at around 1:00 pm. For that price,and service, I ordered 2 of them, to have one on the shelf, as I have 5 tractors with that same hydraulic pump.