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spindle bearings

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Tom Fischer

05-20-2005 10:21:21




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I have a 5 spindle grooming mower. The middle three spindle bearings feel slightly rough (when turning by hand) compared to the two outside spindles (which have less load). Do I need to get new bearings in immediately, or just keep them packed with grease. Point is, will worn bearings (if well greased) damage the spindle housing.

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JMS/MN

05-20-2005 16:34:06




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 Re: spindle bearings in reply to Tom Fischer, 05-20-2005 10:21:21  
When ball bearings lose their balls, they run for a while on the outer race. If you don't notice that, they will wear out the race and ruin the spindle housing. When the balls go, there will be a lot of slop in the shaft. Until then just grease them well and check often. Or do the fix when you have time between uses of the machine. They will not get any better by themselves, and bearings are cheaper than housings.

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