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Just going over the bearings, should I pack them with grease or no? (Xmaxx)
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well if they are sealed do NOT unseal them ! they will fail to stay packed , replace sealed bearings if needed.They are sealed... wheel and diff bearings+ center diff
in my expirience sealed bearings remain fine and with plenty of grease as long as they remain sealed , IF there is a break or spot where grease can leak out replace them anyhow , something caused this to happen.If your careful with the shield you'll be fine. And as others will say don't waste your time their cheap. I say go for it clean and grease them as long as the bearing is in good shape and has no dirt intrusion
If your careful with the shield you'll be fine. And as others will say don't waste your time their cheap. I say go for it clean and grease them as long as the bearing is in good shape and has no dirt intrusion
+1 ?Bearings with rubber shields are still considered sealed.
@RcJunkie13 don't completely pack the bearing just take like an exacto knife or smaller flat head and lay some grease in lightly and make sure the bearing has the new grease all the way around.
608-2RS part Number, BTW this is a fidget hand spinner bearing LOL !!!Bearings are cheap. Can pick up a 10pack for around $10-$15. I just ordered some 8x22x7, 10 pack for $7.
Sizes are ID x OD x W
Like I said marketing $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$Fast Eddy is waay over priced. They wanted $33 for 8 bearings that I just bought for $7. Shipped! lol
Anyone remember Swiss bearings
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