Thrust Bearing

Dan H

Dan H

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Where can I find a thin thrust bearing to put under the mariners wheel of my Sinclair front rest. Just trying to make things move smoother.

Dan Honert:)
 
Any local bearing house should have them, "Bearings, Inc." is a popular one. I ordered them and the hardened washers from MSC. www.mscdirect.com
 
Dan....What is the ID and OD that you would need? I have alot of thrust bearings out of automatic transmissions.
 
Bearing

I bought two from Ron Hoehn for $10 each. I got one for my Sinclair and one for my Hart. They are a nice upgrade. Just lift the windage/post and set it on the base. Then drop the top back on. :D Badlands
 
I tried Ron Hoehn, and he was out and didn't expect to carry them any longer since the new Hart rests come with a thrust bearing.

Can someone take my hand and lead me through to exactly what I'm looking for? I looked at MSC (?) and the choices were numerous. I have both an older Hart rest and a Sinclair....I believe both posts are 3/4". Thanks for the help.

Dennis
 
degmon said:
You guys are tops.

One "help" and the Marines showed up.

Thanks for your input.

Dennis
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Dennis,
I lied to you in my previous post. That bearing was for something else.

This is the one I bought for the Cowen.....
http://www1.mscdirect.com/CGI/NNSRIT?PMCTLG=00&PMAKA=03380995&partnerURL=http://catalogs.shoplocal.com/mscdirect/index.aspx%6Fpagename=shopmain%50circularid=11264%50pagenumber=3763%50mode=

But in any case, look at page 3767. You should be able to find one that will work.

Sorry 'bout that.

Bill
 
Dan....I didn't come up with any that size,most a 1" ID and larger.
 
I ordered a thrust bearing for my rest at O'Reilly auto parts. I think it was $12.00 or so. I had the bearing in hand the next day.
 
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