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Typically there is a number stamped or etched on both the cone and cup of the bearings. I go off that unless the number has been obliterated for some reason. Seals usually have a number on them also but not always. Seals can be identified by dimension and construction design.
Yes I know the bearings have numbers on them but looking to get bearings and seals before I disassemble and hoping to buy from a bearing supplier. Thanks for your response.
I see.
Too many times I have tried that and then had some kind of unhappy surprise after disassembly that required more or different parts to be ordered. I gave up on ordering parts before disassembly. I would also check and see what the OEM cost is for bearings and seals. I just ordered bearings for a JD tractor. $1500 through Deere, $2100 through a bearing supplier.
Too many times I have tried that and then had some kind of unhappy surprise after disassembly that required more or different parts to be ordered. I gave up on ordering parts before disassembly. I would also check and see what the OEM cost is for bearings and seals. I just ordered bearings for a JD tractor. $1500 through Deere, $2100 through a bearing supplier.
Thank you very much. Is there any chance you can send me the number of the cup as well. I really appreciate this.
I didn't see any numbers on it at all, but with the OD you should be able to find it. Also couldn't find an old seal. Must have taken out the trash already.
Here is where I got mine from- https://stores.allskidsteers.com/ax...skid-steers-large-frame-replaces-oem-1321607/
Here is where I got mine from- https://stores.allskidsteers.com/ax...skid-steers-large-frame-replaces-oem-1321607/
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Thank you very much.
