Posted by showcrop on March 26, 2016 at 10:26:35 from (75.68.77.41):
In Reply to: Cost of bearing! posted by 4wdtom on March 26, 2016 at 08:13:17:
Yes, bearings are usually cheap, but there are plenty of odd ball bearings like the ones that allow a shaft to wobble a little, or have a slightly off dimension, that no doubt have much shorter production runs so set-up etc. per bearing is going to be higher. Inventorying anything odd ball means probably sitting on it for months if not years. Use of a bearing that is close, but not exact has consequences. My $13,000 snowmobile has a front axle bearing from the factory that has slightly too large an ID. Consequently the shaft turns in the inner race instead of the bearing turning. So in 5,000 miles the shaft is worn to where it has to be replaced.
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