grampscamp
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No part # on box. 12 balls. Thanks in advance.
Bearing. For what?
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Should be a number on the bearing
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67Dart273
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"Mike" it. Most bearings are metric. There are rather special ones that are inch measurements, but these are usually for things like table saws where you have inch measurement blade arbor mounts, etc.
Usually, if you get one measurement accurate, you can find the other without such accuracy. Find a local bearing outfit that has an IBI "International Bearing Interchange." You might even find that online.
such as........
www.hchbearingamericas.com
www.mrosupply.com
And a 6203 size wise is same as a 203
Usually, if you get one measurement accurate, you can find the other without such accuracy. Find a local bearing outfit that has an IBI "International Bearing Interchange." You might even find that online.
such as........
62 Series Deep Groove Ball Bearings - Your Source for Affordable, High - HCH Bearings
When it comes to ball bearing manufacturers, no company beats HCH Bearing Americas. Shop our affordable, high-quality ball bearings online now.
www.hchbearingamericas.com
BALL BEARINGS SIZE CHART - MROSupply.com
And a 6203 size wise is same as a 203
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Wow. Must be an auto guy?
That’s not even vaguely in the ballpark for the proper dimensions for any pilot bushing/bearing for a small block, big block, hemi or 833.
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Cummins maybe. lol
Right?
And yeah I’m with @413 on this one, take the bearing out of the bag and read the number on it, lots faster than listening to a bunch of wild *** guesses on the internet
junkyardhero
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this clearly goes against the ethos and SOP of FABO
this will be noted in your permanent file
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