Re: This Flat Makes Me Mad!

Posted by mowr on January 09, 2008 at 20:41:42 from (71.42.24.35):

In Reply to: This Flat Makes Me Mad! posted by Allan In NE on January 09, 2008 at 16:07:38:

Manufacturers give a preload torque spec from zero on up for a tapered roller bearing on a non-drive axle, based on several things. Some are: size of bearing/load capacity, whether bearing is packed or runs in oil or gearlube, and the number of threads per inch on the spindle and nut. When a bearing burns out and someone gets hurt, people sue. So it's in the manufacturers best interest for the engineers to determine the specs that will give the best chance of long bearing life and

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• Re: This Flat Makes Me Mad! mowr 21:08:52 01/09/08 (0)

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