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    So my father mailed my wheels out here, but he said one of my bearings was missing. I guess it got lost somewhere between removal and storage. Is there anywhere I can find one? Or does any one have an extra? Also will I need a seal? I'm hoping to change it over to wheels before I head out for a road trip that my wife and I are going on. I was hoping to also fly it into Anchorage, but may have to by a ticket cause the wx is supposed to be for a while.
    Catch the fish, to make the money, to buy the bread, to gather the strength, to catch the fish...

  • #2
    Re: Lost a bearing

    Which one? I have an extra outside wheel bearing at home new in the box (be back there later tomorrow). It's yours if you have the tapered axle and need the smaller bearing.
    Mike
    NC29624
    1940 BC65

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    • #3
      Re: Lost a bearing

      I just got them in the mail and looked at them. I am missing both I believe, I think the seal are gone too.
      Catch the fish, to make the money, to buy the bread, to gather the strength, to catch the fish...

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      • #4
        Re: Lost a bearing

        The wheel bearing part numbers are:

        Large Bearing: Diameter 2.3125”,
        Part number (incl. inner race) 08125
        Outer race part number 08231

        Small bearing: Diameter 1.625”,
        Part number (incl. inner race) A6075
        Outer race part number A6162

        These are made by Timken, and are readily available from any bearing supplier.

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        • #5
          Re: Lost a bearing

          One hard copy into Taylorcraft Parts file. Thank you very much Mr. Lees.
          Darryl

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          • #6
            Re: Lost a bearing

            Originally posted by Robert Lees View Post
            The wheel bearing part numbers are:

            Large Bearing: Diameter 2.3125”,
            Part number (incl. inner race) 08125
            Outer race part number 08231

            Small bearing: Diameter 1.625”,
            Part number (incl. inner race) A6075
            Outer race part number A6162

            These are made by Timken, and are readily available from any bearing supplier.
            Rob,
            Any part number for the grease seals?
            Bob Picard
            N48923 L-2B Skis/Wheels
            N6346M Stinson 108-3 Floats/Skis/Wheels
            Anchor Point, Alaska TF#254

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            • #7
              Re: Lost a bearing

              Sorry, no.

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              • #8
                Re: Lost a bearing

                So could I find them at NAPA or somewhere like that? Or does it have to be from an aircraft retailer like Wag-Aero or Aircraft Spruce?
                Catch the fish, to make the money, to buy the bread, to gather the strength, to catch the fish...

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                • #9
                  Re: Lost a bearing

                  If you go to bearing supply house, tell them it is for you lawn tractor.

                  Some of these places "can not find the parts" if they know it is for an airplane.
                  Ray

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                  • #10
                    Re: Lost a bearing

                    Skybound in Georgia has those seals.
                    Bob Gustafson
                    NC43913
                    TF#565

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                    • #11
                      Re: Lost a bearing

                      I was able to get the bearings, but no one had the greas seals/dust covers. Does anyone know the part numbers for that or where I could find them? Thanks a lot for the help guys.
                      Catch the fish, to make the money, to buy the bread, to gather the strength, to catch the fish...

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                      • #12
                        Re: Lost a bearing

                        Originally posted by akndrifter View Post
                        I was able to get the bearings, but no one had the greas seals/dust covers. Does anyone know the part numbers for that or where I could find them? Thanks a lot for the help guys.
                        I just got home and have the A6075, but I see you're set with the bearings now. Mine came from a local bearing retailer as Rob suggested.

                        A while back I bought a set of the grease seals from Mike (Ragwing nut) here on the forum. Maybe he's got more??
                        Mike
                        NC29624
                        1940 BC65

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                        • #13
                          Re: Lost a bearing

                          Just a note if replacing the bearings: The races are staked in place, so when inserting the new ones, make sure they are secured in a similar fashion.

                          Details (& photos) here.

                          Rob

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                          • #14
                            Re: Lost a bearing

                            The races didn't fall out, just the bearings. Thanks a ton for the offer M Jones, but the local place here will have 'em out here tomorrow. One down, two to go (seals, and wx!).
                            Catch the fish, to make the money, to buy the bread, to gather the strength, to catch the fish...

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                            • #15
                              Re: Lost a bearing

                              Originally posted by M Jones View Post
                              I just got home and have the A6075, but I see you're set with the bearings now. Mine came from a local bearing retailer as Rob suggested.

                              A while back I bought a set of the grease seals from Mike (Ragwing nut) here on the forum. Maybe he's got more??
                              I have a couple thousand outers, should never run out. I wish I had iners too.

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