My 10ER aka Jane Doe
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
I actually still have all pieces and parts in the shop so I'll try and "re-create" it tomorrow. It's Really quite simple.
Has anyone ever used Applied Industrial Technologies for bearings and the likes? I have one very close to me but I'm not sure if it's a "retail" place. I have all the old bearings I need new of, and I'd like to just walk in, hand over the old bearings and get handed new ones instead of searching all over the interweb.
Has anyone ever used Applied Industrial Technologies for bearings and the likes? I have one very close to me but I'm not sure if it's a "retail" place. I have all the old bearings I need new of, and I'd like to just walk in, hand over the old bearings and get handed new ones instead of searching all over the interweb.
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
I have one near me, they sell retail, some things they have, some have to be ordered.Tylerh wrote:I actually still have all pieces and parts in the shop so I'll try and "re-create" it tomorrow. It's Really quite simple.
Has anyone ever used Applied Industrial Technologies for bearings and the likes? I have one very close to me but I'm not sure if it's a "retail" place. I have all the old bearings I need new of, and I'd like to just walk in, hand over the old bearings and get handed new ones instead of searching all over the interweb.
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
Question about the bearings that came out of my Powr-Kraft 1/2hp motor on the 10ER. I think it was the "front" one, on the spindle, was a Fafnir 203KTT. Easy enough to search on line and look up the size and prices from other brands. But the "rear" one, in the back housing was a weird one. It's a Federal FS8503. I couldn't find a definitive size or match online to look up other brands. All I came up with was the number 8503 but it seems to very alot. I don't have any calipers so I can't accurately measure it. Does anyone have any info on the bearing? Or should I buy some calipers to get the exact measurements and then look that way.
Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
Is this it? Scroll to the bottom. https://nationalstocknumber.info/part-n ... _001563493
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
Id have to say yes. Without exact measurements I can't say 100%. But The size of the bearing does look like it matches the sizes listed. Very cool! I must not have been looking right if you found it that quick..
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
The dimensions listed have me confused. Width having more than one dimension. Is the bearing flanged?
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
Red, I forgot to take a pic of my bearing but here is a pic of a Fafnir 203KL, which is on the list Skizzity posted as a replacement for the FS8503. If I recall correctly (at work), this bearing looks the same as mine. I was confused also with the 3 different width measurements. The site posted is in Inches for the width's, but other sites when searched for the bearing had Metric measurements. Also different sites would have a different width measurement. Say one site would have the overall width listed, a different one would list just the "outer or inner" width. Very confusing.
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
'Typically' the inner race has a slightly smaller 'width' than the outer race. An additional width dimension is what I do not understand.
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
Stupid me forgot to post the link! It takes you to a Google image search.
https://www.google.com/search?q=203kl+b ... bZChyBM%3A
Hope this helps a little. I will take pics of my bearing later. As well as some more motor pics.
https://www.google.com/search?q=203kl+b ... bZChyBM%3A
Hope this helps a little. I will take pics of my bearing later. As well as some more motor pics.
Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe
Here are some pics of the bearing that has the extra width measurement. Figured I would post them just so there was a good example on here.
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