Need help finding a bearing...

[rtimgray]

The SKF pages either come up as page not found or when I do get to a chart/search, they don't show one with a 35mm bore with the thickness required. Who knew this could be so tough?

 

[LD1]

I searched deeper at the site I posted and found this: 5207-2RS 5207-ZZ Radial Ball Bearing 35X72X27

Can you install a 6mm shim?

Beat me to it:laughing:

 

[LD1]

I also found on MRC's website a 5207c1 and the c1 is extra width. But still only a tick over 30mm wide. And no greater load capacity.

 

[rtimgray]

A simple 5207 is pretty close. Right ID and OD, but only 27mm wide.

How are you measring the width?? does the bearing you have, have an extended inner race??

A 5307 is the right thickness but wrong od.

Are you sure it is a double row ball bearing and not a roller bearing??

Perhaps some pictures?

Here's a pic of what's left of it - it had two rows of ball bearings. I also have what is left of the inside race. I'm measuring with digital calipers.

The fella on youtube that rebuilt his used a National 513002 bearing (not sealed), but the national 513002 bearing that I got doesn't fit - not even close. Don't know if there were some differences between years of manufacture - I know the JD dealer said that there were different parts breakdowns before and after some serial number breaks, so that may be one of them.

Thanks again for the help - surely someone will turn it over somewhere other than the UK.

 

[rtimgray]

Beat me to it:laughing:

I'd rather not have to install a shim if I don't have to - given that it's on a disc mower, and given the RPM that the blades spin at, I want as much bearing as I can get on there.

Thanks for the suggestion though.

 

[sixdogs]

The SKF pages either come up as page not found or when I do get to a chart/search, they don't show one with a 35mm bore with the thickness required. Who knew this could be so tough?

Type SKF bearings in a search and it will come up. I have found lots of odd stuff there.

 

[rtimgray]

I can get to the SKF bearings page - but when I try to go to various pages within their site, it gives me the error. I even have an SKF number BA2 B445535 AE and I can't find it (all of these bearings show up as available from an overseas chinese importer, but not anywhere stateside).

Thanks.

 

[rtimgray]

Not sure where you are located.In my area The company I use is Allied bearing.Many times I have gone in with a high 80 dollar dealer bearing and walked out with the same bearing at Allied
for about $14.00...I would look for a bearing shop or a company that supplies industrial companies in your area.
Good luck

Just got off of the phone with Allied bearing - they've got nothing, but they are (claiming) they are going to do some further research and get back to me. Looks like it may be coming from the UK after all.

 

[crazyal]

There are two bearing shops not far from me. Either one can get pretty much anything. They do it for a living so they know exactly where to look and which suppliers to call if it's not listed. Do a yellow page search for bearing or power transmission.

 

[joecdeere]

Oreilly's has it as a BCA #513002
NAPA has it as #FW104

about $75 from both